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Volume 38, Issue No. 1 



Monday, August 20, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



#ThisWeek @theMount 




ATHENA 

•a'msmcla 

Sponsored By 

Division of Student Affairs 
cincl 

Alumnae Relations 



Sunday, August 1 9 



Trending flow @ diction 
# Welcome Week 20 1 2 

i 



Wednesday, August 22 




#BeacftTrip @ Santa Monica Beach 
12 PM@ Circle 

#WelcorrteMass 
7 FM @ Mary Chapel 

Monday, August 20 

#Comrrojier Services Registration 
9 AM- ll;30AM@Adrrdnlawn 

#Fresh Baked Cookies 
2 PM @ Campus Ministry 

#FToor Meeting - Residents Only 
9:30 PM @ Residence Hall 



Tuesday, August 21 

I #Hn5t Year Student Convocation 
1 PM @ Harmcn Tneatre 

JB #Qrieritation Leader Group Reunion 
7PM@Crrde 






#Technology at the Mount 
7:30 AM - 3 PM @ Admin Lawn 



3* #i^iB&Crans"GetCrany'' 
12PM-2PM @ Admin Lawn 

Thursday, August 23 

#Technology at the Mount 
7 :30 AM - 3 PM @ Admin Lawn 

#ASB Open House 
1 PM - 2 PM @ ASB Office 



Get Involved! 

BE A PART OF CHALON ASB! 

The following positions are available: 
Senate Positions 



AS 

Mount St. Marys College 
Associated Student Body 



Freshman Senators (2) 

To pick fi^aiirap|bec£e3nat)dtfa^t)stop by 
the Women's Leadership office on the 

Ground Floor of Leavey Commons! 
Applications are due Friday, August 31 ! 




\3J i iJJ 



#Hunger Games #B Sweet 
8:30 PM @ Cirde 




Friday, August 24 



# Athenian Cafe 

4:30 PM @ Dining Hall 



Thursday , August 30 

r** #StudentliT7ohjerr!entFair 

#Priend-A- Freshman Mentor Program 
l2PM-2PM@CntJe 



ATTENTION RESIDENTS 
A mandatory floor meeting will take place on Monday, 
August 20 at 9:30 pm on your floor. You will have the 
chance to meet your RA and the other residents on your 
floor, and you will receive important information about! 
living in the residence halls. 



Get involved Today! 

Chcilen Student \l 
Involvement Fair 



tZ • 2 P.M. 
Circle 




Kaffl 



es! 



r 




Business Office News - ext. 4040 

Bursar's office requires that Mount Students have the following 
completed by the first day of class, August 20th. 

Financial Clearance of Tuition Balance on Account 

• Enrollment in My Payment Plan 

• Financial Aid Awards Accepted 
Submit your Health Insurance Waivers 



The last day to drop with a 100% tuition 
reimbursement is Au gust 27. 2012. (Add/Drop Date) Fees are non- 
refundable after the first day of school. Thereafter, the refund of tuition 
is based on our Refunds Tables - this may also be access through the 
Web Portal at the Business Office site. 



Sponsored by Women's Leadership 



Come to the largest fair in North America! 
Whether you enjoy a deep-fried, 
battered r dipped in chocolate, 
or any of the over 300 fair foods; If 
you enjoy going on carnival rides; 
if you are willing to find great deals 
from over 600 vendors, then the 
L.A. County fair is the fair for you! 
Remember, first come, first serve! 

Friday, August 31, zoia, 3PM 

Pomona Fair plex 

$10 refundable deposit 
Sign up today in HxooA 
Sign up by 8/24/W1Z 




DEADLINE: Graduation Application for Spring 2013 t 



Monday August 27 th , 2012 



Graduation applications are available in the Registrar's $ 



Office. Please keep in mind that you will not be i 
considered a Spring 201 3 prospective graduate, unless 
you file a graduation application! j. 



Add/bpop Deadline Peril 2012 

Monday August 27, 2012 

Signatures Required on Add/ Drop Form (if adding): 

Advisor Signature - Student signature - Instructor Signature 
*Add/ Drop forms are avai I able i n the Registrar's Office* 



Are you looking for a language course for Fall semester? 

DO you know that learning Chinese has become very popular world 

wide?? DO you know that we offer Chinese I & II at MSMC??? 



-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-^-i-i- 



Chinese 1 Elementary Chinese 

1 hour in class and 3 hours online 
Tuesday 11:30-12:30 



This is an introductory Chinese - Mandarin course, which will focus on 
establishing solid listening and speaking skills and cultivating character 
recognition and writing abilities. The course also covers topics that 
enhance the students' awareness and understanding of Chinese cultures. 





urn 



For more information, contact 
Language & Culture Department 
Department Chair, Dr. Montserrat Reguant 
mreguant@msmcJa.edu 

Instructor: Dr. Xiaomei Cheng 
xcheng@msmc.la.edu 




WORK 1TUBY fTUMNTf, L00KINC FOR A : Welcome iComunidad 



NEW JOB? 

Become a Phonathon Representative! 

Questions? Contact Christina Quezada 

cquezada@nsmc.la.edu 
213-477-2875 or 310-954-4205 



Students! 



0 Peer Mentors Needed for STEM scholars 

\\ MSMC has a new Science, Technology, Engineering, and 

U Math (STEM) initiative on campus! Title Ill's STEM Grant 

seeks to enhance undergraduate research opportunities in 

U STEM fields and increase the number of women 

[] completing bachelor's degrees in these fields. We will be 

□ hiring Peer Mentors during the fall semester 

who will support and guide the new STEM 

D students through their journey at the Mount. If 

j] you are a current STEM major and are 

n interested in becoming a Peer Mentor, or 

U would like more information about our services, please 

0 contact Sandy Chavez, STEM Transition Center Advisor, at: 

n (310) 954-4109 or email at: schavez@msmc.la.edu 



We hope to see you at our i 
^Ktudent ORIENTATION on: 



Thursday, August 30, 2012 
4:00-6:00pm 



m>2 



Location: Campus Center, Chalon 
Campus 

JULandatory for all iComunidad 
Students 



**Food will be provided 

Questions? Contact Dian 
Marquez at: 

dmarquez @ msmc . la. edu 





or (310) 954-4300/ (213) 477- 

284 



Athenian promise: 1 will respect the sanctity of the learning environment and avoid disruptive and deceitful behavior toward other members of the college community. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 1 



Monday, August 20,2012 



Page 2 




NOTE TO S 



5 REASONS TO VISIT 
AREER SERVICES & INTERNSHIPS 



THIS SEMESTER! 



... jv cUte^wwue, yaw wuijov ov career option 
.. jv rWtAAj4, w^port la*uiiv^g a joi? ov wd^v^Jwp 

... jv drtates or sHr^g^MM. yow re^tx^te or urv&r l&ffcer 

... jv figure, cnAt yctvor pAx**^ pttt-grMUwJi&i*, 
(cMli^g ali yott saviors)! 

... jv c^uUmA: a, wurcM. u^J^vUan 

tAo^cUuj- Frubaq: Z.OO 0L.m,.-5:OO p.m,. 
HiA^a^iM 40X | 3^.^5*4.44^0 
\^p^A^ttXKrtJ^ t^&hA/vrk-CsOiM' 
LwM^Ai^.cxrvv^: Mo-iA*vt St. Mary's CMX&qv. Siv^cie^h & AUawmu< 



Academic Advisement - Humanities 4th floor 

ext. 4070 

Attention freshman! 

Diet you take college level courses while in High School that 4i"4 not count 
towards your HS graduations WouM you like to receive crecjit for it> if so, 
please have your High School counselor sen4 a letter indicating which course 
Cs) you took that 4i4 not count towards graduation. You will also nee4 an 
official transcript from the school you attended. Please have transcripts sent 
directly from the school attended to the Mount. Hand delivered transcripts are 
not considered official. 





ATTENTION 
New Transfer Students ! 

Remember, you only have one semester to contest your 
Transfer Credit Evaluation. For more information visit us on 
MyMSMCPortal or stop by during posted drop-in hours. 



Study Abroad! Globalize Yourself!!! 
Europe! Australia! South America! ~ Available 
through the American Institute of Foreign Study 

Participate in the CSJ Exchange Program - study 
in NY, MA, and many other exciting places ! 



FdIIdw Us On: 
twitter, com/msmcla 

| facebook.com/msmcla 
Y0ll|£liI3l~ youtube. com/msmc I a 



Special Drop-In Hours: August 20 th - August 27 th Only 
Regular FALL 2012 (Beginning August 28 th ) DROP- IN HOURS: 




Scan the QR 
code to 
download the 
app or search 
for MSMC in the 
i Tunes App 




Get The Mount magazine app on your i Phone or iPad. 
Read digital editions of the magazine, the annual 
President' s Report and the college view book. 





MONDAY 


TUESDAY 


WEDNESDAY 


THURSDAY 


FRIDAY 


CHALON 


8:30 am-12:00 pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 
pm 

l:00pm-4:00pm 



3 1 0~^4-~4-07Q/j~Ko 1 * adv15ement@m5mcJa.edu 
Visit us on the MSMC Portal! 



MASS OF WELCOME 

for all new and returning students 

Sunday August 19th, 7pm in Mary 

Chapel (also at Doheny on 
Wednesday, August 22 at 4:45pm) 

Everyone, of every religious tradition, 
as well as family and friends, is invited! 

Right after Mass, come to the 
Welcome Reception on the portico in 
front of the chapel and meet some 
great new people. 

There are lots of ways to make this 
a year to grow in your spirituality. 

*Join a Prayer Group! 
*Want to try a ministry? 
*Time to get Confirmed? 

Come talk to us! 
There's something just right for you! 




Neighbors! 

A new program in Campus Ministry this year! 

Students will be invited to... 

. . . work for immigrant rights 

...advocate for an end to human trafficking 

...visit our homeless neighbors, give support 
to shelters and advocate for policies to help 
end homelessness in Los Angeles! 

Most important is that we will pray for the 
people we serve, and for whom we advocate 
every Thursday from I -1 :30pm, in our 
chapel, beginning on August 23. 



like to sing? Play an instrument? 
Jom £ne choir for Sunday Mass, with practices 
each Sunday at 5:45 pm. 
Contact Laura Gomez, the Music Director, at 
x4 1 24 or lgomez@msmc.la.edu 

And don't forget. . . 

COOKIES ! 

Enjoy fresh baked cookies every 
Monday afternoon at 2pm 

in the Campus Ministry office on the 

first floor of the Humanities building. 



Campus Ministry - Humanities First Floor - ext.4125 




TRY 




^ x £gq cfeirsfLip 
rrctrrC 



BECOME A 
LEADERSHIP SCHOLAR! 



The Women's Leadership Program offers Freshmen and Sophomore students 
the opportunity to become a part of a unique leadership development 
experience. The Leadership Scholar Program recognizes the leadership 
potential of individuals who have made exemplary contributions to their 
schools and communities through involvement, service, and leadership 
activities. Participants will receive individual leadership development, 
specialized activities, and priority to attend national conferences. 

Applications are available in the Women's Leadership office. Applications 
are due by Friday, September 28, 2012. 

Women's Leadership is located in the Leavey Commons - ext 4350 



Learning Assistance Prog rams/I SAE - H-207-Ext. 4144 



Fall Classes Already Stressing You 
Out?!?!? 

Come pick up a tutor request form 
at the Learning Center (H-207)! It is 
never too early to plan for YOUR 
success. Stop by for more 
information. 

Students with Disability: 

Please see Michele Lewis, Director of 
Learning Assistance Programs, to 
arrange for academic 
accommodations. 

ISAE Freshman: 

Remember to meet with your ISAE 
Counselor for you ISAE Orientation by 
Friday, September 9 th . Come to the 
Learning Center (H-207) to make your 
appointment today! 



Snacks! Gifts! Fun! 

The Learning Center would like to welcome 
new and returning students to the 
Fall 2012 semester by inviting you to our 
office to meet our staff, enjoy a snack and 
receive free gifts! (While supplies last) 
Learning Center hours are Monday- 
Thursday 8:00am-6:00pm, and Friday 
8:00am-4:30pm. 

Paid Tutors Needed! 

If you have a minimum cumulative GPA of 
3.0 and have received a B+ or better in a 
college class, then come to the Learning 
Center (H-207) to pick up a tutor 
application! Enjoy flexible hours, bi-weekly 
pay and best of all, a great experience to 
include on your resume! Stop by for more 
information! 




healthy campus msrr 

events sponsored' 6y student fieaitA se. 



This Weekend at the Mount 



Come hang out in the 
student lounge with your 
friends! You can play 
foosball, pinball or even 
watch cool movies! 





1 



Come join us for some free 
coffee and games at the 

Athenian Cafe! 
4:00 -5:30 pm in the 
cafeteria 



3dn usfmr Massl 



7:00 PM 
Mary Chapel 



Cfialon j£>tubent JBtetog 



Volume 38, Issue No. 1 



Monday, August 20, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



#ThisWeek @theMount 




ATHENA 

•a'msmcla 

Sponsored By 

Division of Student Affairs 
cincl 

Alumnae Relations 



Sunday, August 1 9 



Trending flow @ diction 
# Welcome Week 20 1 2 

i 



Wednesday, August 22 




#BeachTrqp @ Santa Monica Beach 
12 PM@ Circle 

#WelcorrteMass 
7 FM @ Mary Chapel 

Monday, August 20 

#Comrrojier Services Registration 
9 AM- ll;30AM@Adrrdnlawn 

#Fresh Baked Cookies 
2 PM @ Campus Ministry 

#FToor Meeting - Residents Only 
9:30 PM @ Residence Hall 



Tuesday, August 21 

I #Hn5t Year Student Convocation 
1 PM @ Harmcn Tneatre 

JB #Qrieritation Leader Group Reunion 
7PM@Crrde 





#Technology at the Mount 
7:30 AM - 3 PM @ Admin Lawn 



3* #i^iB&Crans"GetCrany'' 
12PM-2PM @ Admin Lawn 

Thursday, August 23 

#Technology at the Mount 
7 :30 AM - 3 PM @ Admin Lawn 

#ASB Open House 
1 PM - 2 PM @ ASB Office 




Get Involved! 

BE A PART OF CHALON ASB! 

The following positions are available: 
Senate Positions 



AS 

Mount St. Marys College 
Associated Student Body 



Freshman Senators (2) 

Commuter Senator (1) 

To pick up an application please stop by 
the Women's Leadership office on the 

Ground Floor of Leavey Commons! 
Applications are due Friday, August 31 ! 




\3J i iJJ 



#Hunger Games #B Sweet 
8:30 PM @ Cirde 




Friday, August 24 



# Athenian Cafe 

4:30 PM @ Dining Hall 



Thursday , August 30 

r** #StudentliT7ohjerr!entFair 

#Priend-A- Freshman Mentor Program 
l2PM-2PM@CntJe 



ATTENTION RESIDENTS 
A mandatory floor meeting will take place on Monday, 
August 20 at 9:30 pm on your floor. You will have the 
chance to meet your RA and the other residents on your 
floor, and you will receive important information about! 
living in the residence halls. 



Get involved Today! 

Chcilen Student \l 
Involvement Fair 



tZ • 2 P.M. 
Circle 




Kaffl 



es! 



r 




Business Office News - ext. 4040 

Bursar's office requires that Mount Students have the following 
completed by the first day of class, August 20th. 

Financial Clearance of Tuition Balance on Account 

• Enrollment in My Payment Plan 

• Financial Aid Awards Accepted 
Submit your Health Insurance Waivers 



The last day to drop with a 100% tuition 
reimbursement is Au gust 27. 2012. (Add/Drop Date) Fees are non- 
refundable after the first day of school. Thereafter, the refund of tuition 
is based on our Refunds Tables - this may also be access through the 
Web Portal at the Business Office site. 



Sponsored by Women's Leadership 



Come to the largest fair in North America! 
Whether you enjoy a deep-fried, 
battered r dipped in chocolate, 
or any of the over 300 fair foods; If 
you enjoy going on carnival rides; 
if you are willing to find great deals 
from over 600 vendors, then the 
L.A. County fair is the fair for you! 
Remember, first come, first serve! 

Friday, August 31, zoia, 3PM 

Pomona Fair plex 

$10 refundable deposit 
Sign up today in HxooA 
Sign up by 8/24/W1Z 




DEADLINE: Graduation Application for Spring 2013 t 



Monday August 27 th , 2012 



Graduation applications are available in the Registrar's $ 



Office. Please keep in mind that you will not be i 
considered a Spring 201 3 prospective graduate, unless 
you file a graduation application! j. 



Add/bpop Deadline Peril 2012 

Monday August 27, 2012 

Signatures Required on Add/ Drop Form (if adding): 

Advisor Signature - Student signature - Instructor Signature 
*Add/ Drop forms are avai I able i n the Registrar's Office* 



Are you looking for a language course for Fall semester? 

DO you know that learning Chinese has become very popular world 

wide?? DO you know that we offer Chinese I & II at MSMC??? 



-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-^-i-i- 



Chinese 1 Elementary Chinese 

1 hour in class and 3 hours online 
Tuesday 11:30-12:30 



This is an introductory Chinese - Mandarin course, which will focus on 
establishing solid listening and speaking skills and cultivating character 
recognition and writing abilities. The course also covers topics that 
enhance the students' awareness and understanding of Chinese cultures. 





urn 



For more information, contact 
Language & Culture Department 
Department Chair, Dr. Montserrat Reguant 
mreguant@msmcJa.edu 

Instructor: Dr. Xiaomei Cheng 
xcheng@msmc.la.edu 




WORK JTUDY JTUBlNTt, L00KINC FOR A : Welcome iComunidad 



NEW JOB? 

Become a Phonathon Representative! 

Questions? Contact Christina Quezada 

cquezada@nsmc.la.edu 
213-477-2875 or 310-954-4205 



Peer Mentors Needed for STEM scholars 

MSMC has a new Science, Technology, Engineering, and 
Math (STEM) initiative on campus! Title Ill's STEM Grant 
seeks to enhance undergraduate research opportunities in 
STEM fields and increase the number of women 
completing bachelor's degrees in these fields. We will be 
hiring Peer Mentors during the fall semester 
who will support and guide the new STEM 
students through their journey at the Mount. If 
you are a current STEM major and are 
interested in becoming a Peer Mentor, or 
would like more information about our services, please 
contact Sandy Chavez, STEM Transition Center Advisor, at: 
(310) 954-4109 or email at: schavez@msmc.la.edu 




Students! 



We hope to see you at our if. 
Student ORIENTATION on: 



m>2 



Thursday, August 30, 2012 

4:00-6:00pm 

Location: Campus Center, Chalon 
Campus 

JULandatory for all iComunidad 
Students 

**Food will be provided 

Questions? Contact Dian 
Marquez at: 

dmarquez @ msmc . la. edu 





or (310) 954-4300/ (213) 477- 

284 



Athenian promise: 1 will respect the sanctity of the learning environment and avoid disruptive and deceitful behavior toward other members of the college community. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 1 



Monday, August 20,2012 



Page 2 




NOTE TO S 



5 REASONS TO VISIT 
AREER SERVICES & INTERNSHIPS 



THIS SEMESTER! 



... jv cUte^wwue, yaw wuijov ov career option 
.. jv rWtAAj4, w^port la*uiiv^g a joi? ov wd^v^Jwp 

... jv drtates or sHr^g^MM. yow re^tx^te or urv&r l&ffcer 

... jv figure, cnAt yctvor pAx**^ pttt-grMUwJi&i*, 
(cMli^g ali yott saviors)! 

... jv c^uUmA: a, wurcM. u^J^vUan 

tAo^cUuj- Frubaq: Z.OO 0L.m,.-5:OO p.m,. 
HiA^a^iM 40X | 3^.^5*4.44^0 
\^p^A^ttXKrtJ^ t^&hA/vrk-CsOiM' 
LwM^Ai^.cxrvv^: Mo-iA*vt St. Mary's CMX&qv. Siv^cie^h & AUawmu< 



Academic Advisement - Humanities 4th floor 

ext. 4070 

Attention freshman! 

Diet you take college level courses while in High School that 4i4 not count 
towards your HS graduations Woul4 you like to receive crecjit for it? if so, 
please have your High School counselor sen4 a letter indicating which course 
Cs) you took that 4i4 not count towar4s graduation. You will also nee4 an 
official transcript from the school you attended. Please have transcripts sent 
directly from the school attended to the Mount. Hand delivered transcripts are 
not considered official. 





ATTENTION 
New Transfer Students ! 

Remember, you only have one semester to contest your 
Transfer Credit Evaluation. For more information visit us on 
MyMSMCPortal or stop by during posted drop-in hours. 



Study Abroad! Globalize Yourself!!! 
Europe! Australia! South America! ~ Available 
through the American Institute of Foreign Study 

Participate in the CSJ Exchange Program - study 
in NY, MA, and many other exciting places ! 



FdIIdw Us On: 
twitter, com/msmcla 

| facebook.com/msmcla 
Y0ll|£liI3l~ youtube. com/msmc I a 



Special Drop-In Hours: August 20 th - August 27 th Only 
Regular FALL 2012 (Beginning August 28 th ) DROP- IN HOURS: 




Scan the QR 
code to 
download the 
app or search 
for MSMC in the 
i Tunes App 




Get The Mount magazine app on your i Phone or iPad. 
Read digital editions of the magazine, the annual 
President' s Report and the college view book. 





MONDAY 


TUESDAY 


WEDNESDAY 


THURSDAY 


FRIDAY 


CHALON 


8:30 am-12:00 pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 
pm 

l:00pm-4:00pm 



3 1 0~^4-~4-07Q/j~Ko 1 * adv15ement@m5mcJa.edu 
Visit us on the MSMC Portal! 



MASS OF WELCOME 

for all new and returning students 

Sunday August 19th, 7pm in Mary 

Chapel (also at Doheny on 
Wednesday, August 22 at 4:45pm) 

Everyone, of every religious tradition, 
as well as family and friends, is invited! 

Right after Mass, come to the 
Welcome Reception on the portico in 
front of the chapel and meet some 
great new people. 

There are lots of ways to make this 
a year to grow in your spirituality. 

*Join a Prayer Group! 
*Want to try a ministry? 
*Time to get Confirmed? 

Come talk to us! 
There's something just right for you! 




Neighbors! 

A new program in Campus Ministry this year! 

Students will be invited to... 

. . . work for immigrant rights 

...advocate for an end to human trafficking 

...visit our homeless neighbors, give support 
to shelters and advocate for policies to help 
end homelessness in Los Angeles! 

Most important is that we will pray for the 
people we serve, and for whom we advocate 
every Thursday from I -1 :30pm, in our 
chapel, beginning on August 23. 



like to sing? Play an instrument? 
Jom £ne choir for Sunday Mass, with practices 
each Sunday at 5:45 pm. 
Contact Laura Gomez, the Music Director, at 
x4 1 24 or lgomez@msmc.la.edu 

And don't forget. . . 

COOKIES ! 

Enjoy fresh baked cookies every 
Monday afternoon at 2pm 

in the Campus Ministry office on the 

first floor of the Humanities building. 



Campus Ministry - Humanities First Floor - ext.4125 




TRY 




^ x £gq cfeirsfLip 
rrctrrC 



BECOME A 
LEADERSHIP SCHOLAR! 



The Women's Leadership Program offers Freshmen and Sophomore students 
the opportunity to become a part of a unique leadership development 
experience. The Leadership Scholar Program recognizes the leadership 
potential of individuals who have made exemplary contributions to their 
schools and communities through involvement, service, and leadership 
activities. Participants will receive individual leadership development, 
specialized activities, and priority to attend national conferences. 

Applications are available in the Women's Leadership office. Applications 
are due by Friday, September 28, 2012. 

Women's Leadership is located in the Leavey Commons - ext 4350 



Learning Assistance Prog rams/I SAE - H-207-Ext. 4144 



Fall Classes Already Stressing You 
Out?!?!? 

Come pick up a tutor request form 
at the Learning Center (H-207)! It is 
never too early to plan for YOUR 
success. Stop by for more 
information. 

Students with Disability: 

Please see Michele Lewis, Director of 
Learning Assistance Programs, to 
arrange for academic 
accommodations. 

ISAE Freshman: 

Remember to meet with your ISAE 
Counselor for you ISAE Orientation by 
Friday, September 9 th . Come to the 
Learning Center (H-207) to make your 
appointment today! 



Snacks! Gifts! Fun! 

The Learning Center would like to welcome 
new and returning students to the 
Fall 2012 semester by inviting you to our 
office to meet our staff, enjoy a snack and 
receive free gifts! (While supplies last) 
Learning Center hours are Monday- 
Thursday 8:00am-6:00pm, and Friday 
8:00am-4:30pm. 

Paid Tutors Needed! 

If you have a minimum cumulative GPA of 
3.0 and have received a B+ or better in a 
college class, then come to the Learning 
Center (H-207) to pick up a tutor 
application! Enjoy flexible hours, bi-weekly 
pay and best of all, a great experience to 
include on your resume! Stop by for more 
information! 




healthy campus msrr 

events sponsored' 6y student fieaitA se. 



This Weekend at the Mount 



Come hang out in the 
student lounge with your 
friends! You can play 
foosball, pinball or even 
watch cool movies! 





1 



Come join us for some free 
coffee and games at the 

Athenian Cafe! 
4:00 -5:30 pm in the 
cafeteria 



5@in usfmr Massl 



7:00 PM 
Mary Chapel 



CI 


jalon H>tuiJent i&etog 


Volume 38, Issue No. 2 


Monday, August 27, 2012 Published by the Student Affairs Office 


#ThisWeek @theMount 



FA IP 



Come to the largest fair in North America! 
Whether you enjoy a deep -fried, 
battered, dipped in chocolate, 
or any of the over 300 fair foods; if 
you enjoy going on carnival rides; 
if you are willing to find great deals 
from over 600 vendors, then the 
L.A. County fair is the fair for you! 
Remember, first come, first serve! 

Friday, August Jl, 2012, 3PM 

Pomona Fa irplex 

$io refundable deposit 
Sign up today in HzooA 



Mm 



r 

Get invoked 

CFtcifon Stydent 
Involvement Foil* 

12 - 2 P.M. 
Circle 





Sponsored by Women's Leadership 




Mount St. Mary s College 
Associated Student Body 




Get Involved! 

BE A PART OF CHALON ASB! 

The following positions are available 

Senate Positions 

Freshman Senators (2) 
Commuter Senator (1) 



To pick up an application please stop by the 
Women's Leadership office on the 
Ground Floor of Leavey Commons! 
Applications are due Friday, August 31! 




Welcome iComunidiid 



ope to see you at our iC Stud 
ORIENTATION on: 

Thursday, August 30, 2012 

4:00-6:00pm 

Location: Campus Center, Chalon Campus 

Mandatory for all iComunidad Students 

**Food will be provided* 5 

Questions? Contact Diana Marquez at: 

dmarquez@msmc.la.edu 

or (310) 954-4300/ (213) 477-2845 



: WORK STUDY 9TUMNT* , L00KINC fOR A NEW JOB? : 




DEADLINE: Graduation Application for Spring 
2013 

Monday August 27 th , 2012 

Graduation applications are available in the 
Registrar's Office. Please keep in mind that 
you will not be considered a Spring 2013 
prospective graduate, unless you file a 
graduation application! 



Add/&x»op EeetdUne Fetll 20X2 

Monday August 27, 2012 
Signatures Required on Add/ Drop Form (if adding): 

Advisor Signature - Student signature - Instructor 
Signatre 

*Add/ Drop forms are available in the Registrar's Office* 



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Become a Phonathon Representative! 

Questions? Contact Christina Quezada 
cquezada@nsmc.la.edu 
213-477-2875 or 310-954-4205 



?CPS> 



STRESSED? 




• Are you feeling stressed or even anxious? 
• Do you find that you are experiencing more stress around family, 

• school, relationships, etc.? 
Would you like to be with others who are experiencing similar stressors? 
If so, come learn new coping tools by joining the : 

Mondays 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm 

Begins September 17, 2012 

Counseling & Psychological Services, 1 st Floor Humanities 

If you're interested in joining the group or for more information, call: 
Jess Gaines M.A. and Nas Bayani-Rad M.A. at (310) 954-41 14 

Jess Gaines, M.A. or Nas Bayani-Rad, M.A. at 310-954-4114 
* space is limited; advanced sign-up is required* 



Business Office News - ext. 4040 

Bursar's office requires that Mount Students have the following completed by the first day of class, August 20th. 

Financial Clearance of Tuition Balance on Account 

• Enrollment in My Payment Plan 

• Financial Aid Awards Accepted 
2. Submit your Health Insurance Waivers 

The last day to drop with a 100% tuition reimbursement is Au gust 27. 2012. (Add/Drop Date] Fees are non- 
refundable after the first day of school. Thereafter, the refund of tuition is based 




our Refunds Tables 
Business Office site. 



this may also be access through the Web Portal at the 



* 



SPRING BREAK MARCH 1 TO 10, 2013 
TRAVEL STUDY OPPORTUNITY 

The Wonders of China 



Throughout much of history, China had remained a relatively isolated country; an ancient and mysterious land little known 
to the western world. Now undergoing a period of rapid development and modernization like none ever seen before, this 
once distant country is now opening its arms widely to the outside world. There has never been a better time to experience 
the Wonders of China. From the historic wonders of the Great Wall and Xian's ancient Terra-Cotta Warriors to the modern 
wonders of the neon lined bustling streets and skyscrapers of Shanghai, China has so much to see and experience. 

For more information about this unique travel study opportunity during spring break 2013 check out the brochure at 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/underqraduate-bachelor-proqrams/business-administration/travel-studv-proqram.asp . or 

contact KWhitman@msmc.la.edu. 



Academic Advisement - Humanities 4th floor 

ext. 4070 

Attention freshman! 

Pici you t^ke college level courses while in High School that 
did not count towards your HS graduation^ Would you like to 
receive credit for its' if so, please have your High School 
counselor send a letter indicating which courseCs) you took 
that did not count towards graduation. You will also need an 
official transcript from the school you attended- Please have 
transcripts sent directly from the school attended to the 
Mount. Hand delivered transcripts are not considered official. 




ATTENTION 
New Transfer Students ! 

Remember, you only have one semester to 
contest your Transfer Credit Evaluation. 
For more information visit us on 
MyMSMCPortal or stop by during posted 
drop-in hours. 



Europe! Australia! South America! -- Available 
through the American Institute of Foreign Study 

Participate in the CSJ 
^S^iL~~^F~ Exchange Program - study 
flC* ' in NY, MA, and many other 
exciting places ! 



Special Drop-In Hours: August 20 th - August 27 th Only 
Regular FALL 2012 (Beginning August 28 th ) DROP- IN HOURS: 





MONDAY 


TUESDAY 


WEDNESDAY 


THURSDAY 


FRIDAY 


CHA- 
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8:30 am-12:00 pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 
pm 

l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 
pm 

l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 
pm 

l:00pm-4:00pm 


8:30 am-12:00 
pm 
1:00pm- 
4:00pm 



sement@rnsrnc.ia.eclu 



/Athenian promise: | will support a culture of divers it y by respecting the rights of those who differ from me. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 2 



Monday, August 27,2012 



Page 2 



ITUDES: A JOURNEY Habana, Cuba, 
2012 

Structured Educational Program 
In Havana, Cuba 
SPAN 194 




us Ministry 



^program of Service focused on: \ 



*Time to get Confirmed? 
^Thinking about First Communion? 
^Thinking about becoming a 
? 




L/'ke to sing? 
Play an instrument? 
Join the choir for Sunday 
Mass, 



I Contact Laura Gomez, 

the Music Director, at x4124 
I or lgomez@msmc.la.edu 





Enjoy fresh baked cookies 
every Monday afternoon at 2pm 

in the Campus Ministry office on 
the first floor of the Humanities 
building. 



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, 2012 -January 2, 2013 

Mount St. Mary's College 

Department of Languages and Cultures 
This travel course introduces 



students to Cuban culture. 
Topics will include: 
• Cuba's history and 
literature, 



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Mont St. Mary's College 
Chalon Campus 
12001 Chalon Rd. 
Los Angeles, CA 90049 
Telephone: (310) 954-4000 
Prof. Maritza Fonseca: 
- mail: mf onseca @ msmc.la.edu 




Architecture, and geography 
Music, religion, agriculture and food 



Maricarmen Sicard 
MARIMAR TRAVEL &TOURS 
3325 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate 
Office: (323) 569 7147 

Cell: (323) 691 7688 
E-mail: mdelcarmens @ aol.co m 





BECOME A 
UEAVZKSHIP SCHOLAR! 



The Women's Leadership Program offers Freshmen and 
Sophomore students the opportunity to become a part of a unique 
leadership development experience. The Leadership Scholar Program 
recognizes the leadership potential of individuals who have made 
exemplary contributions to their schools and communities through 
involvement, service, and leadership activities. Participants will receive 
individual leadership development, specialized activities, and priority to 
attend national conferences. 

Applications are available in the Women's Leadership office. 
Applications are due by Friday, September 28, 2012. 

Women's Leadership is located in the Leavey Commons - ext 4350 



NOTE TO SELF: 
5 REASONS TO VISIT 
JCAREER SERVICES & 
m INTERNSHIPS 

'^W THIS SEMESTER! 

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' * 1 career crp^ixrv^ 

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Peer Mentors Needed for D 

STEM scholars \\ 

MSMC has a new Science, n 
Technology, Engineering, and 

Math (STEM) initiative on 0 

campus! Title Ill's STEM Grant \\ 

seeks to enhance undergraduate rj 

research opportunities in STEM n 

fields and increase the number ^ 

of women completing bachelor's 0 

degrees in these fields. We will y 

be hiring Peer Mentors during n 
the fall semester who will 

support and guide the new STEM D 

students through their journey \] 

at the Mount. If you are a y 
current STEM major and are 

interested in becoming a Peer U 

Mentor, or would like more 0 

information about our services, y 

please contact Sandy Chavez, n 

STEM Transition Center Advisor, ^ 

at: D 

(310) 954-4109 or email at: \\ 

schavez@msmc.la.edu n 



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Come on over... we're having an Open House! 




Learning Assistance Programs/ISAE 
H-207-Ext. 4144 



Paid Tutors Needed! 

If you have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and have received a B+ or better in a 
college class, then come to the Learning Center (H-207) to pick up a tutor application! Enjoy flexible hours, bi- 
weekly pay and best of all, a great experience to include on your resume! Stop by for more information! 

Fall Classes Already Stressing You Out?!?!? 

Come pick up a tutor request form at the Learning Center (H-207)! It is never too early to plan for YOUR 
success. Stop by for more information. 



Students with Disability: 

Please see Michele Lewis, Director of Learning Assistance Programs, to arrange for 
academic accommodations. 
We are located in the Learning Center Humanities-207. 





Free food, 
resources & 
giveaways! 





^^^^SBJ ISAE Freshman: 

Remember to meet with your ISAE Counselor for you ISAE Orientation by Friday, 
September 9 th . Come to the Learning Center (H-207) to make your appointment today! 

ISAE Students: 

Don't miss out on the first ISAE Event, The J.U.i.C.E Hip Hop Dance Festival at the Ford Amphitheater on 
Saturday, September 22 nd . Join us for an amazing performance and merging of hip-hop dance styles, spoken 

word, graffiti art, film and live DJs. 
L.A. outdoor theatre style food will be provided. Sign-ups will begin on Tuesday, September 4 th @ 9:00am in 
the Learning Center (H-207). Don't forget to bring your $20 refundable deposit. 



Get to know Career Services & Internships! 



Thursday, September 6, 2012 
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 
Humanities 401 



Career Services & Internships 

GET CONNECTED. GET HIRED. 
310.954.4410 I Humanities 401 I mountcareernetwork.com 



This Weekend at the Mount 




Take the shuttle 
with friends and 
take an 
adventure in 
Santa Monica! 




JOIN US FOR MASS IN 
MARY CHAPEL @ 7:00 PM.. 
ALL ARE WELCOMED TO 
CELEBRATE! 



Go hit the bowling Alley! , 
Take a trip on the A 
stop trans to fm 
Bayshone Lanes 
Bowling Center! ^ 



CI 


jalon H>tuiJent i&etog 


Volume 38, Issue No. 2 


Monday, August 27, 2012 Published by the Student Affairs Office 


#ThisWeek @theMount 



FA IP 



Come to the largest fair in North America! 
Whether you enjoy a deep -fried, 
battered, dipped in chocolate, 
or any of the over 300 fair foods; if 
you enjoy going on carnival rides; 
if you are willing to find great deals 
from over 600 vendors, then the 
L.A. County fair is the fair for you! 
Remember, first come, first serve! 

Friday, August Jl, 2012, 3PM 

Pomona Fa irplex 

$io refundable deposit 
Sign up today in HzooA 



Mm 



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Get invoked 

CFtcifon Stydent 
Involvement Foil* 

12 - 2 P.M. 
Circle 




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AS 

Mount St. Mary s College 
Associated Student Body 




Get Involved! 

BE A PART OF CHALON ASB! 

The following positions are available: 

Senate Positions 

Freshman Senators (2) 

Commuter Senator (1) 

To pick up an application please stop by the 
Women's Leadership office on the 
Ground Floor of Leavey Commons! 
Applications are due Friday, August 31 ! 




Welcome iComunidnd 



Sponsored by Women's Leadership 

^ 

:> DEADLINE: Graduation Application for Spring 201 3 g 

\ ^ Monday August 27 th , 201 2 3 



ope to see you at our iC Stud 
ORIENTATION on: 

Thursday, August 30, 2012 

4:00-6:00pm 

Location: Campus Center, Chalon Campus 

Mandatory for all iComunidad Students 

**Food will be provided* 5 

Questions? Contact Diana Marquez at: 

dmarquez@msmc.la.edu 

or (310) 954-4300/ (213) 477-2845 



: WORK STUDY 9TUMNT* , L00KINC fOR A NEW JOB? 




Graduation applications are available in 
the Registrar's Office. Please keep in 
mind that you will not be considered a 
Spring 2013 prospective graduate, 
unless you file a graduation application! 



Add/&x»op Deadline Fertl 20X2 

Monday August 27, 2012 

Signatures Required on Add/ Drop Form (if adding): 

Advisor Signature - Student signature - 
Instructor Signature 

*Add/ Drop forms are available in the Registrar's Office* 



Become a Phonathon Representative! 



Questions? Contact Christina Quezada 
cquezada@nsmc.la.edu 

213-477-2875 or 310-954-4205 

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STRESSED? 



• Are you feeling stressed or even anxious? 
• Do you find that you are experiencing more stress around family, 

• school, relationships, etc.? 
Would you like to be with others who are experiencing similar stressors? 
If so, come learn new coping tools by joining the 



Business Office News - ext. 4040 

Bursar's office requires that Mount Students have the following completed by the first day of class, August 20th. 

Financial Clearance of Tuition Balance on Account 

• Enrollment in My Payment Plan 

• Financial Aid Awards Accepted 
2. Submit your Health Insurance Waivers 

The last day to drop with a 100% tuition reimbursement is Au gust 27. 2012. (Add/Drop Date] Fees are non- 
refundable after the first day of school. Thereafter, the refund of tuition is based 




our Refunds Tables 
Business Office site. 



this may also be access through the Web Portal at the 



Mondays 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm 
September 17, 2012 = group start date* 
Counseling & Psychological Services, 1 st Floor Humanities 

If you're interested in joining the group or for more information, call: 
Jess Gaines M.A. and Nas Bayani-Rad M.A. at (310) 954-41 14 

Jess Gaines, M.A. or Nas Bayani-Rad, M.A. at 310-954-4114 
* space is limited; advanced sign-up is required* 



* 



SPRING BREAK MARCH 1 TO 10, 2013 
TRAVEL STUDY OPPORTUNITY 

The Wonders of China 



Throughout much of history, China had remained a relatively 
isolated country; an ancient and mysterious land little known 
to the western world. Now undergoing a period of rapid 
development and modernization like none ever seen before, 
this once distant country is now opening its arms widely to 
the outside world. There has never been a better time to 
experience the Wonders of China. From the historic wonders 
of the Great Wall and Xian's ancient Terra-Cotta Warriors to 
the modern wonders of the neon lined bustling streets and 
skyscrapers of Shanghai, China has so much to see and 
experience. 

For more information about this unique travel study opportunity 
during spring break 2013 check out the brochure at 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/underqraduate-bachelor-proqrams/ 
business-administration/travel-study-proqram.asp . or contact 
KWhitman@msmc.la.edu. 




Academic Advisement - Humanities 4th floor 

ext. 4070 

Attention freshman! 

Di4 you take college level courses while in High School that 
4i4 not count towards your HS graduation? Woulcj you like to 
receive credit for it? if so, please have your High School 
counselor send a letter indicating which courseCs) you took 
that did not count towards graduation. You will also need an 
official transcript from the school you attended- Please have 
transcripts sent directly from the school attended to the 
Mount. Hand delivered transcripts are not considered official. 




ATTENTION 
New Transfer Students ! 

Remember, you only have one semester to 
contest your Transfer Credit Evaluation. 
For more information visit us on 
MyMSMCPortal or stop by during posted 
drop-in hours. 



Europe! Australia! South America! - Available 
through the American Institute of Foreign Study 

Participate in the CSJ 
Exchange Program - study 
in NY, MA, and many other 
exciting places! 




Special Drop-In Hours on August 27 Only 
Regular FALL 2012 (Beginning August 28 th ) DROP- IN HOURS: 



CHALON 



MONDAY 



Special Drop-Ins 
8:30 am-12:00 pm 

l:00pm-4:00pm 

Last Day to 
Add/Drop 



TUESDAY 



10:00 am-ll:00 am 
l:00pm-2 :00pm 



WEDNESDAY 



10:00 am-ll:00 am 
l:00pm-2:00pm 



THURSDAY 



10:00 am-ll:00 am 
l:00pm-2:00pm 



FRIDAY 



10:00 am-ll:00 am 
l:00pm-2:00pm 



5 1 O-^^MO/O/H^O 1 • adv15ement@m5mcJa.edu V^it us on the MSMC Portal! 



/Athenian promise: | will support a culture of divers it y by respecting the rights of those who differ from me. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 2 



Monday, August 27,2012 



Page 2 



ITUDES: A JOURNEY Habana, Cuba, 
2012 

Structured Educational Program 
In Havana, Cuba 
SPAN 194 




us Ministry 



^program of Service focused on: \ 



*Time to get Confirmed? 
^Thinking about First Communion? 
^Thinking about becoming a 
? 




L/'ke to sing? 
Play an instrument? 
Join the choir for Sunday 
Mass, 



I Contact Laura Gomez, 

the Music Director, at x4124 
I or lgomez@msmc.la.edu 





Enjoy fresh baked cookies 
every Monday afternoon at 2pm 

in the Campus Ministry office on 
the first floor of the Humanities 
building. 



/ 
/ 

/ 

/ 



Decern 



tiber 26 , 2 





, 2012 -January 2, 2013 

Mount St. Mary's College 

Department of Languages and Cultures 
This travel course introduces 



students to Cuban culture. 
Topics will include: 
• Cuba's history and 
literature, 



r m 












E3 







Mont St. Mary's College 
Chalon Campus 
12001 Chalon Rd. 
Los Angeles, CA 90049 
Telephone: (310) 954-4000 
Prof. Maritza Fonseca: 
- mail: mf onseca @ msmc.la.edu 




Architecture, and geography 
Music, religion, agriculture and food 



Maricarmen Sicard 
MARIMAR TRAVEL &TOURS 
3325 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate 
Office: (323) 569 7147 

Cell: (323) 691 7688 
E-mail: mdelcarmens @ aol.co m 





BECOME A 
LEAVERSHIP SCHOLAR! 



The Women's Leadership Program offers Freshmen and 
Sophomore students the opportunity to become a part of a unique 
leadership development experience. The Leadership Scholar Program 
recognizes the leadership potential of individuals who have made 
exemplary contributions to their schools and communities through 
involvement, service, and leadership activities. Participants will receive 
individual leadership development, specialized activities, and priority to 
attend national conferences. 

Applications are available in the Women's Leadership office. 
Applications are due by Friday, September 28, 2012. 

Women's Leadership is located in the Leavey Commons - ext 4350 



NOTE TO SELF: 
5 REASONS TO VISIT 
JCAREER SERVICES & 
m INTERNSHIPS 

'^W THIS SEMESTER! 

, i ... iv AaXj^vvaa**, yo-vw wu^or or 
' * 1 career crp^ixrv^ 

... iv reee^e yj^^ovt lo^d^Q a job o-v wfiJ&rv^Jwp 
... iv create or pfre^fke^ yw resume or 

' . ' yfS/n^.^' ^} - ' ? v ' •.'*>' • - ' • • 1,1 " 

... iv figure, cnM: yow pLa#>s, potf-grcukAaJisni, 



Mo^ulcuf-FricUu/: SiOO a,.w^.-5:00 p.i^. 
Hiw^XtfJiA | 3 na 9 5*4.440-0 

LuAjceAJ^.bow: Movuvt St. Mflrt/'s CoiXzq e: 



rp i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 c^j 

Peer Mentors Needed for D 

STEM scholars \\ 

MSMC has a new Science, n 
Technology, Engineering, and 

Math (STEM) initiative on 0 

campus! Title Ill's STEM Grant \\ 

seeks to enhance undergraduate rj 

research opportunities in STEM n 

fields and increase the number ^ 

of women completing bachelor's 0 

degrees in these fields. We will y 

be hiring Peer Mentors during n 
the fall semester who will 

support and guide the new STEM D 

students through their journey \] 

at the Mount. If you are a y 
current STEM major and are 

interested in becoming a Peer U 

Mentor, or would like more 0 

information about our services, y 

please contact Sandy Chavez, n 

STEM Transition Center Advisor, ^ 

at: D 

(310) 954-4109 or email at: \\ 

schavez@msmc.la.edu n 



,T r 



Come on over... we're having an Open House! 




Learning Assistance Programs/ISAE 
H-207-Ext. 4144 



Paid Tutors Needed! 

If you have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and have received a B+ or better in a 
college class, then come to the Learning Center (H-207) to pick up a tutor application! Enjoy flexible hours, bi- 
weekly pay and best of all, a great experience to include on your resume! Stop by for more information! 

Fall Classes Already Stressing You Out?!?!? 

Come pick up a tutor request form at the Learning Center (H-207)! It is never too early to plan for YOUR 
success. Stop by for more information. 



Students with Disability: 

Please see Michele Lewis, Director of Learning Assistance Programs, to arrange for 
academic accommodations. 
We are located in the Learning Center Humanities-207. 





Free food, 
resources & 
giveaways! 





^^^^SBJ ISAE Freshman: 

Remember to meet with your ISAE Counselor for you ISAE Orientation by Friday, 
September 9 th . Come to the Learning Center (H-207) to make your appointment today! 

ISAE Students: 

Don't miss out on the first ISAE Event, The J.U.i.C.E Hip Hop Dance Festival at the Ford Amphitheater on 
Saturday, September 22 nd . Join us for an amazing performance and merging of hip-hop dance styles, spoken 

word, graffiti art, film and live DJs. 
L.A. outdoor theatre style food will be provided. Sign-ups will begin on Tuesday, September 4 th @ 9:00am in 
the Learning Center (H-207). Don't forget to bring your $20 refundable deposit. 



Get to know Career Services & Internships! 



Thursday, September 6, 2012 
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 
Humanities 401 



Career Services & Internships 

GET CONNECTED. GET HIRED. 
310.954.4410 I Humanities 401 I mountcareernetwork.com 



This Weekend at the Mount 




Take the shuttle 
with friends and 
take an 
adventure in 
Santa Monica! 




JOIN US FOR MASS IN 
MARY CHAPEL @ 7:00 PM.. 
ALL ARE WELCOMED TO 
CELEBRATE! 

Remember: No School 
on Labor Day, Sept. 3!! 



Go hit the bowling Alley! , 
Take a trip on the A 
stop trans to fm 
Bayshone Lanes 
Bowling Center! ^ 



Chalon 




tubent iBtetoS 



Volume 38, Issue No. 3 



Tuesday, September 4, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 



A message of Fitness Education: 




Need a little help getting to the gym 
or getting to work? Join our "Active" Incentive Program! 

Visit the Fitness Center for more information. 



MSMC Women's Volleyball Tryouts begin on Wednesday September 5 th at 7pm on the courts. 
If you can't make it watch your email for the next date. 

Have you ever wanted to go Kayaking? Now is your chance. Join MSMC Fitness for the fol- 
lowing Saturday dates: September 22, October 6, October 20. Learn the basic skills and you 
will be out in the water for a couple of hours. More information to come. 

The Chalon Fitness Center will be hosting an ^ f 

Instagram BBQ^for all those Instagramers out there 
that want to join our Photo Contest showing us how 
you Activate Your Life. An event will be set up on our 
Facebook page for this BBQ. We hope you will join us 
on Tuesday, September 11th from 7-8pm. 



Commuter Welcome Social 

Tuesday - *S£-ptem-ber 2012 



from 1 




Please rjespect our 
neighbors (and the law) 
by traveling the loop* 

This circular route has been established hi order to -divide 
College traffic between the two streets that connect to campus 
and mi ni mize t he impact of traffic on the local neighborhood, 

Chalon Campus 

~~ Chalon Rd. 

Norman Place 





S rough 1 to You byr Student Programming <md Commuter Services HZOOrt (310J954.4120 



\ 



Study Abroad Fair 
September 6th (I2pm-2pm) 
CP Chalon Circle 







* When fl]uttn|f the Collene- p turn RIGHT only. Be alert Eor 
pedestrians in the neighborliood, 

^Observe aill povte<l *j»e«l limit*, eotne t# a complete stop at 
all ftop sis*!*, and do not taileate the cars in front of you, 

Per California, law, cell phones can only be used while 
driidnc with the use of hands-Eree devices. 

Turn do-wn the car sound systems to reduce noise 
levels when driving through the neighborhood. 

(Violator's arc subject: to citation and/or loss 
of oarfctine privileges/) 



Where do you picture yourself? 



NOW HIRING PEER MENTORS & TUTORS! 

MSMC has a new Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) 
initiative on campus! The STEM Program is currently hiring Peer Mentors 
and Math and Science Tutors. Enjoy flexible hours, $12 p/hour, and the 
opportunity to make a difference! If you are a current STEM major, in good 
academic standing, and are interested in becoming a Peer Mentor and/or 
Tutor, please contact Sandy Chavez, STEM Transition Center Advisor, at 
(310) 954-4109 or email atschavez@msmc.la.edu 



Thank you Sor your 
cooperation! 






Free food, 
resources & 
giveaways! 




STUDENT" 

AMBASSADOR 
PROG RAM 

Applications are Now Available Online 
Sophomores & Juniors for Fall 2012! 

Student Ambassadors work with high school students and community partners to 
answer questions about preparation for college, college life, & financial aid. High 
School Ambassadors act as role models for their students and also provide support to 

high school counselors and Community Partner representatives. 




Get to know Career Services & Internships! 



Thursday, September 6, 2012 
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 
Humanities 401 



Career Services & Internships 

GET CONNECTED. GET HIRED. 
310.954.4410 I Humanities 401 I mountcareernetivork.com 



Doheny Cam- 
pus 
SAP Office 
Building 7 

(213) 477-2572 







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To apply to the program we ask that you... 

> Are a Sophomore or Junior 

> Are able to provide your own transportation. 

> Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or better. 

> Work a consistent 10-15 hours a week. 

> Attend all training sessions & activities. 

> Work effectively with groups & individuals 
representing a diversity of needs, socioeco- 
nomic backgrounds, & educational levels. 



DEADLINE : Friday , September 7, 2012 



Chalon Campus 

SAP Office 
Leavey Commons 
Near Mail Room 
(310) 954-4106 



We would especially like to 
invite students who graduated from: 

• Lincoln High School 

• Belmont High School 

• Franklin High School 

• Project Grad LA/ San Fernando 
High School 

• St. Mary's Academy 



Applications available at 
www.msmc.la.edu/studentambassadorrecruitment 




/Athenian promise: | will support a culture of divers it y by respecting the rights of those who differ from me. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 3 



Tuesday, September 4, 2012 



Page 2 



LATITUDES: A JOURNEY Habana, Cuba, 2012 
Structured Educational Program 
In Havana, Cuba 



MASS! 

Sunday September 9, 7pm in Mary 
Chapel 

Come join in this special Mass as we 
baptize two babies from our Mount 
community: the 3 month old son of Betty 
Robles, our Director of Alumni Relations 
and the I year old son of Jocelyn Chong, 
from our Title V Program! 
Everyone is welcome — of every religious tradition, 
as well as family and friends! 





*/s this the year to get 
Confirmed? 

Come to a 30 minute information 

meeting for Chalon students - 
after Mass in Mary Chapel on 
either 

Sunday, September 1 6 OR 
Sunday, September 23. 




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in living on czampus? 

/ he recjuircmen arc- 
- ft/fust be registered with 12. units or more 
- C3ood standing with the college 
(^G^rGcl with lousiness Offi<z& &r financial yAjd 



Residence 
Life Office 



to learn more! 



Pvesidenoe I jfe Off' ce ) (^Lhalort 

£>rady 1 st l^loor 

-mail: 

chalonresidence@msmcJa.edu 
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H-207-Ext. 4144 



Paid Tutors Needed! 

If you have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and have received a B+ or better in a college class, then come 
to the Learning Center (H-207) to pick up a tutor application! Enjoy flexible hours, bi-weekly pay and best of , 
all, a great experience to include on your resume! Stop by for more information! 

Fall Classes Already Stressing You Out?!?!? 

Come pick up a tutor request form at the Learning Center (H-207)! It is never too early to plan for YOUR 
success. Stop by for more information. 

Students with Disability: 

Please see Michele Lewis, Director of Learning Assistance Programs, to arrange for academic 

accommodations. 
We are located in the Learning Center Humanities-207. 

ISAE Freshman: 

Remember to meet with your ISAE Counselor for you ISAE Orientation by Friday, September 9 th . Come to 
. the Learning Center (H-207) to make your appointment today! 

ISAE Students: 

Don't miss out on the first ISAE Event, The J.U.i.C.E Hip Hop Dance Festival at the Ford Amphitheater on 
Saturday, September 22 nd . Join us for an amazing performance and merging of hip-hop dance styles, 
spoken word, graffiti art, film and live DJs. 
L.A. outdoor theatre style food will be provided. Sign-ups will begin on Tuesday, September 4 th @ 9:00am 
in the Learning Center (H-207). Don't forget to bring your $20 refundable deposit. 




SPAN 194 



December 26 , 2012 -January 2, 2013 

Mount St. Mary's College 
Department of Languages and Cultures 

This travel course introduces students to Cuban I 

culture. 
Topics will include: 
• Cuba's history and 

literature, 
• Architecture, and 





Mont St. Mary's College 
Chalon Campus 
12001 Chalon Rd. 
Los Angeles, CA 90049 
Telephone: (310) 954-4000 
Prof. Maritza Fonseca: 
E- mail: mf onseca @ msmc.la.edu 



geography 
Music, religion, agriculture and food 




Maricarmen Sicard 
MARIMAR TRAVEL &TOURS 
3325 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate 
Office: (323) 569 7147 

Cell: (323) 691 7688 
E-mail: mdelcarmens @ aol.co m 





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personal lives through involvement, 
Participants will receive individual 



The Women's Leadership Program 
offers Freshman and Sophomore 
students the opportunity to become 
a part of a unique leadership 
development experience. The 
Leadership Scholar Program 
recognizes the leadership potential 
of individuals who have made 
exemplary contributions to their 
high schools, prior colleges, and 
service, and leadership activities, 
leadership development, specialized 



activities, and priority for conference registration. Only 25 spots available! 



APPLY ONLINE TODAY: 

https://orgsync.com/52392/forms/55061 

Applications are due September 28! 




leadership @ msmc . la. edu 
(310) 954-4350 



STRESSED? 




If 



Are you feeling stressed or even anxious? 

Do you find that you are experiencing more stress around family, 
school, relationships, etc.? 

Would you like to be with others who are experiencing similar 
stressors? 

so, come learn new coping tools by joining the 

STRESS MANAGEMENT GROUP 

Mondays 3 :15 pm - 4:15 pm September 17, 2012 = group start date* 

Counseling & Psychological Services, 1 st Floor Humanities 
If you're interested in joining the group or for more information, call: 
Jess Gaines M.A. and Nas Bayani-Rad M.A. 
at (310) 954-4114 
* space is limited; advanced sign-up is required* 



This Weekend at the Mount 



TJs>± 




\ tVVfl^ Get your Activate Card 

stamped and be eligible to 
win incentive prices at the 
Chalon Fitness Center! 




Come Join us for 
Mass! 



7:00 PM 
Mary Chapel 




Stressed? 

Take a break 
and catch a 
moviei 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 4 



Monday, September 10, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 



Resident Assistant (RA) Selection 

J Fall 2013-Spring 2014 



Friendly 
Positive 



ARE YOU? 

Helpftjl 

Honest 

PERKS 



Creative 
Responsible 



• The RA position pays 80% of room and 
board! 

Attend and present at Central RAP 

• Develop the Leader in you] 

WHAT TO EXPECT? 

■ Coordinate and present programs 

• C reate doo r d eco ration s 

• And many more! 



REQUIREMENTS 

• Sophomore standing or above (for Fall 
2013) 

• At Least a 2.5 GPA cumulative 

• Must be a fiill-time standing during the 
entire academic year (12 units or more) 

HOW TO APPLY? 

Applications will be available on 
September 10* (Monday) on the 
Residence Life Portal 

Apply online at: 
bttps://po rial .mou nt. msmc. Ia.edu/ student- 
I i fe/resl if e/Page s/Resident AssistantAppl i cation.aspx 



RA Training Event Calendar 



Start Date 


Event Title 


Location 


September 10, 2012 (Morvdayj 


RA Applications Available 


Residence Life Portal Page 


September .28, 2012 (Friday) 


Completed Application Due by 
4:30 PM 




October B, 2012 (Monday) 


Interview Begins 
By Invitation only 




February 15. 2013 (Wednesday) 


Group Process Day 
By Invitation only 


Chalon: Campus Center 
Dcheny: Donchue Center 


March 1, 2013 (Friday) 


Announcement 
E-mail will be sent after 5:00 PM 




March 22, 2013 (Friday) 


Spring Training [Mandatory) 


TBD 


April 13, 2013 (Saturdayj 


CPFL& First Aid Training 
(Mandatory) 


Chalon Campus Center 


July 3 T, 2013 (Wednesday) 


Fa]] Training- RAs Move In 
(Mandatory) 




July 31, 2013 (Wednesday) 


Fall Training- RA Training Opening 
Ceremony (Mandatory) 




July 31, 2012 (Wednesday) 


Fal] Training-RA Training 
(Mandatory) 







For more info: 
Icumunidad 
Diana Marquez 
Chalon, DH108 
(310) 954-4300 



A Parent Workshop on Student Success 
Mount St. Mary's College 
Chalon Campus 
Campus Center 
Saturday, September 15, 2012 
11:00 a.m. -2:00 p.m. 
All Freshman students please invite your parents ! 
This workshop will be bilingual! 




Athenian Mentor Program 





Immunization and Infectious Disease Awareness 

Be well 



responsibility, protect, thinT, 
care, prevent... 



date 

September 1 1, 201 2 

t rttw 

1 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm 

foeatiott 

Chalon: The Circle 

Doheny: Ahmanson Driveway 



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ibout vou!" 



healthy campus msmc 

events sponsored' Gy student i\eafth~ semrices 



CTION 



Every week leading up to the presidential election on Novem 
6, a frequently asked question about voting will appear. Keep your eyes out 
and get informed! If you have any other questions feel free to stop by the 
Women's Leadership Office. 

THIS WEEK'S FAQ: 
When can I register to vote? There is no waiting period. You may 
register or re-register to vote at anytime. To be eligible to vote in an election, you 
must have registered 15 days prior to the election, but in order to be on the 
official printed voter registration book you must be registered one month before 
the election. 



JOIN THE ENTI RE' 

MOUNT 
COMMUNITY AND 
WEAR RED! 



tComunidad is proud to sponsor 

"Zumba at the Mount n \ 

When: Thursday, September 20, 2012 
Where: Chalon Circle 
Time: l-2pm 

Come party yourself into shape! 
Open to all College Community, 
both Doheny and Chalon. 

* Release of Liability Waive rs wi II be avai la ble for th o&e who wa nt 
to participate* 




Instructor: Andrea Castro 
(MSMC Alumn, Class of 1994) 



CLASSES WILL BE 
CANCELED 
BETWEEN 11:30 AM 
AND 1:50 PM SO 
I ALL CAN ATTEND 



Athenian promise: 1 will contribute to trie development of a caring community where compassion for others and freedom of thought and expression are valued. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 4 



Monday, September 10, 2012 



Page 2 






Campus Ministry 




Like to sing? Or 
play an instrument? 

Join the choir for Mass, with practices Wednesday at 
4pm and Sunday at 5:45pm. 
Contact Laura Gomez, Music Director, at 310.954.4124 
or lgomez@msmc.la.edu. 



Want to try some other ministries at Mass? 

Have you ever thought that you might like to try being a 
Eucharistic Minister, a server, 

an usher or lector? You will meet a great group of 
people, and gain a new and deeper understanding of the 

Mass! Contact our office or come see us after Mass 





COOKIES 
Monday, Sept. 10 at 2pm 
Chalon Campus Ministry office, Humanities first floor 
They go fast — don't miss them! 



MORNING PRAYER at Chalon 

every Tuesday and Thursday Morning 
in Mary Chapel at 9: 30-9: 50am! 
Start your mornings with gratitude and song! 
This ecumenical Christian prayer is celebrated each morning, throughout 

the world, 

as a way to welcome God's gift of a new day of life! 



Visit our HOMELESS and HUNGRY Neighbors near 

Chalon 

Sunday, Sept. 9 
Prepare meals at 5:45 in Campus Ministry before Mass 
Come to Mass and be blessed before you deliver the food at 8: 15pm to 
the homeless of Santa Monica. 
Watch for info soon about visits from the Doheny campus! 



GOD in the GAZEBO at Doheny 

Monday, Sept. 10 at 9pm in the Gazebo near the South Lawn and Adams 
Enjoy some yummy snacks and spend time in a really cool building on 

campus 

getting to know other students. 




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Learning Assistance Programs/ISAE 
H-207-Ext. 4144 



Fall Classes Already Stressing You Out?!?!? 

Come pick up a tutor request form at the Learning Center (H-207)! It is never 
too early to plan for YOUR success. Stop by for more information. 



Students with Disability: 



Please see Michele Lewis, Director of Learning Assistance Programs, to arrange for academic 
. accommodations. 

We are located in the Learning Center Humanities-207. 




essage from ASB 



Dear Athenians, 

hope you all have been enjoying your first month of school. Remember, hard work and dedication will 
! definitely pay off! ASB serves as the voice for the student body so look out for us around campus. We 
1 have weekly meetings on Thursdays l-2pm in Hannon Parlor and you all are more than welcome to come 
in and listen. We are also always looking for ASB Ambassadors to help us out with our events. If you are 
interested, please e-mail me or stop by the Woman's Leadership office. Look out for our exciting events to 
! come! This semester we'll be hosting Charity Ball (October 18 th ) and Lighting of the Circle (November 27 th ) 
i as well as a variety of social events and cultural celebrations. On behalf of ASB, we 

| can't wait to meet you and hope you have a great semester! 

! Thank you, 
j Lauren Quirarte 
! Chalon ASB President 
laurquir@mymsmc.la.edu 





LAP Workshop: 

Need to improve your academic skills for college?? Then attend the Power Up Freshman 
workshop, on Tuesday 9/11 from 4:30pm to 5:30pm or Thursday 9/13 from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. \ 
Sign-Up outside the Learning Center (H-207). 

ISAE Students: 

Don't miss out on the first ISAE Event, The J.U.i.CE Hip Hop Dance Festival at 
the Ford Amphitheater on Saturday, September 22 nd . Join us for an amazing 
performance and merging of hip-hop dance styles, spoken word, graffiti art, 
film and live DJs. 

L.A. outdoor theatre style food will be provided. Sign-up in the Learning Center 
(H-207). Don't forget to bring your $20 refundable deposit. 





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Kscmr ywr te«taffsHi ptniiial! 






Participants will receive individual 



The Women's Leadership Program 
offers Freshman and Sophomore 
students the opportunity to become a 

4 part of a unique leadership 
_i development experience. The 
Leadership Scholar Program 
recognizes the leadership potential 
of individuals who have made 
exemplary contributions to their 
high schools, prior colleges, and 
personal lives through involvement, 
service, and leadership activities, 
leadership development, specialized 



activities, and priority for conference registration. Only 25 spots available! 



APPLY ONLINE TODAY: 

https://orgsync.com/52392/forms/55061 

Applications are due September 28! 




leader- 
ship® msmc.la.edu 



This Weekend at the Mount 




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Take the stop trans 
to a theater and 
catch a movie with 
friends! 

Find the stop trans 
schedule on portal 




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dip in ©It© pool! 
Cowticteti Pi&ness 

in$o 



Enjoy coffee and 
make key chains at 
the Safari themed 
Athenian 
Cafe . Located 
in the Cafe 
from 4:00-5:30 




Join the /Vlsmc 
community for 
mass at 7:00 pr 
in the Chapel 



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Volume 38, Issue No. 5 


Monday, September 17, 2012 Published by the Student Affairs Office 




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MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT 



Tuesday, Sept. 18 
11:30 AM 
Mary Chapel 



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ACROSS 

1 According to the Constutition , presidential 

elections are to be held once every 

years. 

6 The Senate and the House of Representatives 

make up the branch of 

government. 

10 T he f j rst amen d merit g u a ra ntees freedom of 

. The government cannot tell people 

what to believe, 

1 1 The president leads the branch of 

government. 

14 A change or addition to the Constitution. 
1 5 A total of justices serve on the 

U.S. Supreme Court. 
1 6 The f ramers of the Constitution wanted to 

secure the blessings of for 

themselves and their descendants 
17 I am known as the "Father of the Constitution." 

(first and last name) 
1 9 The city where the Constitution was written. 
20 Supreme Court justices are appointed by the 



DOWN 



The only state that did not send delegates to 
the Constitutional Convention. 
The delegates at the Constitutional Convention 
chose me as their leader, (first and last name) 
According to the Constitution, a state's 
representation in the U.S. House of 
Representatives depends upon the state's 




5 The Supreme Court is at the top of the 
branch of government. 

7 According to the Constitution, every state has 
representatives in the U.S. Senate. 

8 If a law or practice violates the U.S. 
Constitution, it is said to be . 

9 The introduction to the Constitution. (It begins 
with the words "We the People . . ." 

12 The writers of the Constitution are often 
referred to as the Founding , . 

13 The month in which the Constitution was 
signed. 

1 8 The first a me nd merit a I so g u a ra ntees freed om 

of . People may say what they 

want about the government. 



Hello Athenians! 

Mass of the Holy Spirit is this week (Tuesday 9/18 at 1 1 :30am) and on behalf of Chalon ASB we | 
hope to see you all there with RED on! Everyone is welcome to attend this special event and 

there will be lunch provided after mass. If you have any suggestions for events or issues 
concerning the Mount, please let us know. You can reach us through the Women's Leadership 
Office (Ground Floor, Leavey Commons - adjacent to the Student Lounge). Feel free to e-mail me 

as we 





I 




iComunidad\s proud to 
sponsor-- 

"Zumba at the 
Mount" 

When: Thursday, 
September 20, 2012 
Where: Chalon Circle 

Time: 1-2pm 

^Release of Liability Waivers 
will be available for those 
who want to participate. 




j 



Learning Center/ ISAE: 
LAP Workshop: 

Having trouble organizing your , S^e?^~ 
schedule?? Then attend the Time /Wanaqemenf workshop, 
Thursday 9/20 from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. Sign-Up outside the 
Learning Center (H-207). 

ISAE Event: 1- 

Don't miss out on the first ISAE Event, The J.U.I.C.E Hip Hop 
Dance Festival at the Ford Amphitheater on Saturday, Sep- 
^5mber 22 nd . Join us for an amazing performance and merging 
of hip-hop dance styles, spoken word, graffiti art, film and live 
DJs. L.A. outdoor theatre style food will be provided. Sign-up 
in the Learning Center (H-207). Don't forget to bring your $20 
refundable deposit. 



Have a great week and see you all at mass, 
Lauren Quirarte, Chalon ASB President laurquir@mymsmc.la.edu 



Resident Assistant (RA) Selection 

Fall 201 3 -Spring 2014 




Friendly 
Positive 



ARE YOU? 

Helpful 

Honest 

PERKS 



Creative 
Responsible 



The RA position pays 80% of room and. 
board! 

Attend! and! present at Central RAP 
Develop the Leader in you] 

WHAT TO EXPECT? 

Coordinate and present programs 
Create door decorations 
And many more] 



REQU I REAAENTS 

* Sophomore standing or above {for Fall 
2013) 

* At Least a 2.5 CPA cumulative 

* .rvtusi be a full-time standing during the 
entire academic year ("1.2 units or more) 

HOW TQ APPLY? 

Applications will be available on 
September 1 0* (iVlondayjl on the 
Res idle rice Life Portal 

Apply online at: 
https://po rial .mou nt. msmc. I a.edu/stu dent- 
I i fe/resl if e/Page s/Resident AssistantAppl i cab on. aspx 



A free interactive workshop 
for every student... 

Go for the Gold- 
Go for Grad School! 



Thursday, 
September 20, 2012 
1:00-2:00 p.m. 
Chalon Campus 
Humanities 201 




_l * — — * 1 

RA Training Event Calendar 


Start Date 


Event Title 


Location 


September 10, 2012 (JVlorvdayj 


RA Applications Available 


PLesiderhce Life Portal Page 


September 28, 2.012 (Friday) 


Completed Application Due by 
4:30 FM 




October B, 2012 fTvlondary) 


Interview Begins 
i y ! - t: Dn only 




February 15. 2013 [Wednesday) 


Group Process Day 
By Irwitation only 


Chalon: Campus Center 
Z - ■ ■= - . : Z : ..-= Z-=r • 


March 1. 2013 (Friday) 


Armcu rmement 
E-mail will be sent after 5:Q0 PM. 




JVLarch 22. 2013 CFridayj 


Sprirs — -? -;■■=■ (Mandatory) 


TBD 


April 13, 2013 (Saturday) 


CPR. & rirrt Aid Training 
(Mandatory) 


Chalon. Campus Center 


July 3 1, 2013 (Wednesday) 


Fall Trairbirvg- RAs Move In 
(Mandatory) 




July 31. 2013 (Wednesday! 


Fall Training- RATraining Opening 
Cere-mo ry (Mandatory) 




July 31. 20I2 (Wednesday) 


Fall Training-RA Trairirg 
(Mandatory) 





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Career Services & Internships 

GET CONNECTED. GET HIRED. 
JfO 954-44- 10 I Hitr&am'iies 40 7 I .vtovBtr&rwmeliitrrf^ a 



Dear MSMC Students be 
on the LOOK OUT! 



Do you know what a QR Code is? It's 
a quick response code and you can 
find these around campus. All you 
need to do is download the app. You 
can search it in your app store or 
blackberry world by searching QR 
Reader. Once you downloaded the 
app, scan the QR codes and see 
what it says and you could possibly 
win a 

-Chalon Fitness Center 




Learn about which programs and schools will he at the 
Graduate School Fair September 27th 

Gain tips on what to wear, expect & bring to the Fair 
Discover Career Services' grad school resources 

# 1 1 # 1 # 1 1 # # # 1 1 1 4 ■# ■# ■# ■# ■# ■# ■# 

Fitness Education f 
Activate your Life with one % 

of these programs or all... 

Registration is open for Kayaking 
for Saturday, September 22 nd . 
For more details come to the Chalon Fitness Center 
Aqua Fitness continues on Wednesday at 
1 2:30pm at the pool. All are welcome. J ■ 
Women's Volleyball tryouts continue 1 1 
on Wednesday, September 4!m 
19 th at 6:30pm. mB^t % 

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MSMC ELECTION 2012 




ery weeK leading up to tne | 

appear. Keep your eyes out and get informed! If you have any other questions feel free to stop by the Women's 
Leadership Office (Ground Floor, Leavey Commons - adjacent to the Student Lounge). 

THIS WEEK'S FAQ: 

When can I register to vote? There is no waiting period. You may register or re-register to vote at anytime. 
To be eligible to vote in an election, you must have registered 15 days prior to the election, but in order to be on 
the official printed voter registration book you must be registered one month before the election. 

***To vote in the General Election this November, your voter registration form (available in Women's 
Leadership) must be postmarked no later than Monday, October 22, 2012*** 

Save the Date: NATIONAL VOTER REGISTRATION DAY is Tuesday, September 25th 
More details to come! 




Athenian promise: j will honor, challenge and contribute to the scholarly heritage left by those who preceded me and work to leave this a better place for those who folic 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 5 



Monday, September 17, 2012 



Page 2 




NEIGHBORS PRAYER at Chalon 
Thursday Sept. 20 from I - 1 :30pm in 
Mary Chapel 



e people we serve, an 
ocate every T 
in Mary Chapel. 



Is this the year to get Confirmed? 



Thinking about First 
Communion? 
Thinking about 
becoming a Catholic? 



ggreser@msmc.la.edu. 




Sunday, September 23. 




The luxury of having a car, without 

hassles of owning one. 

With Hertz On Demand, you can enjoy 24/7 self-service access to a 
variety of vehicles with no annual membership fees. Every Hertz On 
Demand rental includes gas, insurance, 24 hour roadside assistance, 
in-carmembercare and more. 

JOIN FORFREEand receive $15 Off Your First Rental! 
Visit heitzondemand.com and click "Join For Free" 
Use promo code "DRIVE15." 

Your vehicle entry device will arrive in the mail shortly 

For more information, please contact MSMC Transportation Office at Ext 4044 




j 




Do you want to help in a Ministry 
at Mass? 



Be a Mentor in 2012-2013.' 

Two hours a week can inspire a lifetime of change 




CAMPUS MINISTRY IS HERE FOR YOU! 



http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 



Contact Alexis Salazar, Liturgy 
Coordinator, at x4125. 



Tip of the Week: How is your sleep? 

Do you have trouble falling asleep? Do you feel that you are not getting enough sleep? If falling asleep, 
staying asleep, or sleeping well is a problem for you, here are some tips to help you get better sleep! 




*?. Try to get the nightly sleep you require (7-9 hours) to feel just right the next day. 

2. Go to sleep with a positive attitude; visualize and imagine that you will sleep well. 

3. Eliminate non-sleep activities in bed ( such as reading or doing other work) to 
strengthen association between your bed and sleeping ( unless these activities are part 
of your sleep ritual). 

4. Develop a 30 minute or more sleep ritual before bed time. This is a relaxing activity you 
do every night in the same order at about the same time before you get into bed. A hot 
shower, bath, or relaxing or inspirational reading activity may be helpful. 

5. Avoid naps, except for quick "power" naps no longer than 20 minutes and no later than 
the afternoon. 

6. Go to bed and get up at regular times, even if you're tired in the morning. Don't vary 
your time of going to bed or getting up. 

7. Don't try to make yourself sleep. If you're unable to fall asleep after 20-30 minutes, 
/leave your bed, engage in some relaxing activity, and do not return to bed until you are 

sleepy. 



• Commil to a weekly, after-school mentoring session from Septe mber 
2012 LFircjLj^hi Junt 2013 P r eu nri, pi p r ox i rr-i^ Lfc»l y 3~5 p.ni., wiLh Lhirt?*± filled 
L r i p -s and p or i lj-iH i-cl e u rrimo r ccanl-ia-n"!: 
» H ■& I p impact the I i ves of To -12 deserving middle school youth 
» Work with ai dynamic: group of .2-3 other adult volunteer mentors on 
a week I y ta ,ra e: i -Z- 

■m Empower student using an innovative curricubm, focused on- 

* "Team 3u il ding & Leadership Development 

* Scl F- ■= ^toc-m & I— Ic^althy R t» I ?it i a nsh ■ p 
Health &. Wellness 

* Conflict Resolution St Anger Management 

* Community Service & Cultural diversity 

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■transcript from -the school you. attended.- Please -have -transcripts .sent -directly from ■ 



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■ ■ ATTENTION. New [Transfer Students ! . Remember,, ypu only haye one semester .to. contest your -transfer .Credit Evaluation.. ■ . 
For more- information- visit us -on 'MyMSMCPortal-or stop by- (luring posted drop in hours 



Do you like to Help Young People? Do you think you might like to teach kids? 
Music, Drama and Art Majors: Terhajps you might teach and inspire a new genejj 




Bon Jour! 

Fulfill the Foreign Language GE Requirement! 
Place into 3 higher levei Spanish or French course! 

Spanish, French, or Japanese 
Placement Exam 



Study Abroad! Globalize 



Yourself!!! 




Europe! Australia! South America 

-- Available through the\ American 
Institute of Foreign Study 

Participate in the CSJ Exchange 
Program - study in NY J MA, and 
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Spring 2013 Deadline: 




artists? 

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|lish Majors: Perhaps you can inspire the next great writers and 
poets of your generation? 
Do you want to show young people how lovely the world of mathematics 
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Do you want to encourage young 
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stuJ^Dts? 

If you are interested, email Dr. Gordon, Director of Secondary Education at 

rgordontiftmsmc. Ia.edu ., or call x2620. 




• Do you find that you are experiencing more stress around family, 

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off with friends! 



Come Join us for Mass! 



Mary Chapel 
7:00pm 




Come visit and bring food to 
our homeless neighbors 
after mass! 

Prepare meals at 
5:45 in Campus 
Ministry before 
Mass. 



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Volume 38, Issue No. 6 



Monday, September 24, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 



INCENSE OR CANDLES 
ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE 
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National Voter Registration Day! 
Tuesday, September 25 th 

Stop by the Women's Leadership voter 
registration table from 11:30a m-l:30pm on the 
Hannon Theater Patio 

Registration forms will also be available at the 
conclusion of the Mock 
Presidential Debate 
(l:00pm-2:00pm in Hannon Theater) 




Hello Athenians ! I 

Who's ready to vote?! I would like to encourage all of you to register to vote this I 
Tuesday, September 25th - National Voter Registration Day. Women's Leadership 
staff will be tabling on the Hannon Theater Patio from 1 1:30am- 1:30pm that day as 1 
well as across from the Hannon Theater entrance at the conclusion of the Mock 
Presidential Debate (l-2pm in Hannon Theater). Voter registration forms are also 1 
available in the Women's Leadership Office during business hours (8am-4:30pm). 
Have a fabulous week and see you all around campus! 



**SAVE THE DATE: Chalon ASB's Charity Ball - Thursday, October 18 th fror 

6-9pm** 




Fitness Education 

Volleyball Social for all those that just want to have fun and play Volleyball. This is 
not Team related. Come on up at 7pm on Tuesday, Sept 25 th . 

Next Kayaking Trip is Saturday, October 6 th , Register now at the Chalon Fitness 
Center 

Free Belly Dance workshops on Monday & Wednesday, Sept 24 th & 26 th , from 
3:00-4:00pm at the Fitness Studio. All beginners welcome. Taught by our very own 
Alumni Jasmine Willis. 

Come Hike the Fire Trail with us this Friday, September 28th at 1pm. Meet at the 
Fitness Center at 1pm with comfortable shoes and a water bottle. Great way to 
"Activate" your Life! 



^Coirrrri liter Connection Social = 

: Po you know your cavnpus? 

* Cowxe take a quiz, to test your chaiovx cawxpus knowledge av\d be 

* entered. iv\ a raffle 

; Come Join us and vnake a sundae 

; Receive Back-to -school supplies 

: As weff as a chance to win Mount gear 

Tuesday 3 September 25^012 





" Go for the Gold-Go 
for Grad School" 
2012 
Graduate School Fair 

Thursday, September 27, 
2012 
1 1:30 am - 2:30 pm 
Campus Center @ Chalon 

Brought to you by: 
Career Services fic Intern- 
ships 
310-954-4410 
Humanities 401 




Leadership Scholar 
Applications— now available online! 



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Athenian promise: | will embrace the concept of a civil community which does not tolerate violence^ theft, bigotry 3 or harassment of others in any form. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 6 



Monday, September 24, 2012 



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Formore information, please contact MSMC Transportation Office at Ext 4044 



Tip of the Week: How is your sleep? 

Do you have trouble falling asleep? Do you feel that you are not getting enough sleep? 
If falling asleep, staying asleep, or sleeping well is a problem for you, here are some tips 
to help you get better sleep! 

1. Try to get the nightly sleep you require (7-9 hours) to feel just right the 
f next day. 

2. Go to sleep with a positive attitude; visualize and imagine that you will 
sleep well. 

3. Eliminate non-sleep activities in bed ( such as reading or doing other 
work) to strengthen association between your bed and sleeping ( unless 
these activities are part of your sleep ritual). 

4. Develop a 30 minute or more sleep ritual before bed time. This is a 
relaxing activity you do every night in the same order at about the same 
time before you get into bed. A hot shower, bath, or relaxing or inspirational 
reading activity may be helpful. 

5. Avoid naps, except for quick "power" naps no longer than 20 minutes and 
no later than the afternoon. 

6. Go to bed and get up at regular times, even if you're tired in the morning. 
Don't vary your time of going to bed or getting up. 

7. Don't try to make yourself sleep. If you're unable to fall asleep after 

0 20-30 minutes, leave your bed, engage in some relaxing activity, and do not 

return to bed until you are sleepy. 



MASS! 

Sunday September 30, 7pm in Mary 
Chapel 

Everyone is welcome — of every religious 
tradition, as well as family and friends! 

*Visit & Bring Food to our Homeless 
Neighbors: 
Sunday, Sept 30th 

If you would like to help prepare meals for our 
neighbors 

in the Campus Ministry office at 5:45 pm 

or join in visiting our homeless neighbors, 
meeting at the chapel after the 7 pm Mass, 

please call the Campus Ministry Office 
atX4l25 for details! 

Morning Prayer 
Will take place every Tuesday and Thursday 
Morning 
In Mary Chapel at 9:30-9:50am! 

Beginning on Tuesday, September 4 
Start your mornings with gratitude and 
song! 

This ecumenical Christian prayer is 
celebrated each morning, throughout the world, 
as a way to welcome God's gift of a new 
day of life! 



Like to sing? Play an instrument? 
Join the choir for Sunday Mass, 

with practices each Sunday at 5:45 pm. 
Contact Laura Gomez, the Music Director, at x4I24 or 
lgomez@msmc.la.edu 





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Neighbors! 
A program of 
Service focused 



...working for 
immigrant rights 
...advocacy for an 

end to human trafficking 
...visiting our homeless neighbors, 
giving support to shelters 
and advocating for policies 
to help end homelessness in Los Angeles! 

NEIGHBORS PRAYER at Chalon 

Thursday Sept. 27 from 1-1 :30pm in 

Mary Chapel 
We will pray for the people we serve, and for whom we 
advocate 

every Thursday at Chalon in Mary Chapel. 

^Thinking about First Communion? 
^Thinking about becoming a Catholic? 
Come talk to us! 

Or send an email to g gresser@msmc.la.edu . 
We'll help you to decide on the next steps that are right 
for you. 

Do you want to help in a Ministry at Mass? 

Would you like to learn to be a server, a 
Eucharistic Minister, to read the scriptures, to 
welcome people as they arrive, to bake the 
bread, or to take care of the chapel? 
Contact Alexis Salazar, Liturgy Coordinator, at x4I25. 
*** 

COOKIES ! 

Enjoy fresh baked cookies 
every Monday afternoon at 2pm 

in the Campus Ministry office on the first floor of the 
Humanities building. 



CAMPUS MINISTRY IS HERE FOR YOU! 

Find us around campus or contact us by phone or email or on the web 

http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 



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Tuesday, October 2,2012 
10:00am -11:00am 

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Plamn rat Yxnm Procedure. 

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Fulfill the l-'oroigji Language Gil Requirement! 
Place into a higher level Spanish or Fremh course! 

Spanish, French, or Japanese 
Placement Exam 

I: U iuia E:t I mil 

Monday, October K ttOltt 

RSVP on MyMSMCPoHnl-Advl»ln tt . 




Attention freshman! 



Did yon. take, college. level courses, while, m . High School . that dad not. count 
■ .towards .your HS graduation?. Would you like to - receive. creidit for it? - .If. so; .piease . 
Q J -have your 'H'isjh School Co'uns'elor send- a letter Indicating- which cOUrse'(s)- you 
■took that -did not count towards graduation -You -will -also need- an official- 
■transcript from -the school you.attended.-Flea.se -have -transcripts .sent -directly from ■ 



. the -school -attended to. the Mount: Hand-delivered. transcripts -are- not considered official: 



■ ■ ■ ATTENTIQN. New [Transfer Students ! Remember,, ypu only haye one semester .to. contest your Transfer .Credit Evaluation.. ■ . ■ 
For more- information- visit us -on MyMSMCPort-al-or stop by- during, posted- drop m hours 



Study Abroad! 
Globalize Yourself!!! 

Europe! Australia! South America! -- Available through the American Institute of 

Foreign Study 

Participate in the CSJ Exchange Program - study in NY, MA, and many other 

exciting places ! 
Spring 2013 Deadline: 
November 1,3012 ! H4 , — * 



Do you like to Help Young People? Do you think you might like to teach kids? 
Music, Drama and Art Majors: (Perhaps you my fit teach and inspire a new QZWrnp^fy 

artists? 

Science Majors: Do you want to assist the next generation of doctors, nurses, biologists, 

or physicists to reach their goals? 
English Majors: Perhaps you can inspire the next great writers and 

poets of your generation? 
Do you want to show young people how lovely the world of mathematics 
can be? What other field has something as cool as the Golden Ratio! * * 

Do you want to encourage young 
people to become actiue participants in the political process? 

Foreign Language Majors: D© yon AA^Dt to sh#i?e the cultures md togu^ges of the m$o? U AA?ith 

yonr staJeDtfP 

If you are interested, email Dr. Gordon, Director of Secondary Education at 

rgordon(@msmc.la.edu ., or call x2620. 




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I • Are you feeling stressed or even anxious? 

| • Do you find that you are experiencing more stress around family, 

■ • school, relationships, etc.? 

1 • Would you like to be with others who are experiencing similar 
stressors? 

If so, come learn new coping tools by joining the 

■ | STRESS MANAGEMENT GROUP 




$f^OO Travel Award Opportunity 
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NOW HIRING PEER MENTORS & TUTORS! 

MSMC has a new Science, Technology, Engineering, and 
Math (STEM) initiative on campus! The STEM Program is 
currently hiring Peer Mentors and Math and Science 
Tutors. Enjoy flexible hours, $12 p/hour, and the 
opportunity to make a difference! If you are a current 
STEM major, in good academic standing, and are 
interested in becoming a Peer N\ev\tov and/or Tutor, please 
contact Sandy Chavez, STEM Transition Center Advisor, 
at (310) 954-4109 or email at schavez@msmc.la.edu 



This Weekend at the Mount 



LET'S CO WATCH A MOVIE, TAKE THE 
f TOP TRAM X4M0 

*L00PER* C0ME9 OUT THI9 FRIDAY! 

BE THE FIRST TO WATCH IT! 




Didn't watch "Looper"? 

Then go see "the "Klirrrt" 
exhibit at the Getty 
Museum with a friend. 

*4-05 -freeway will be 
closed. 



Study at Starbucks! 



It's a nice way to study and 
have a cup of coffee for that 
big exam the next day. Check 
Myportal for stop trans times 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 7 



Monday, October 1, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 




Considering a career in -the 
F3I? 

Learn what rt takes to work for the Federal 
Bureau Of Investigation (FBI) & U.S 
government 



For more information contact 
Marcy Newman at 
310.954.4136 



Monday, October 1, 2012 
3:00-4:30pm, Humanities 302 




Fitness 
Center 
News!! 



Join us at the fitness center 
for a 

Wednesday October 3 
from 8-9pm 

(Glow Sticks included!) 

Activate your life by playing 




Interested in going to graduate school? 
Does the GRE have you stressing out? 

GEE: THE WCEI\§ECE 

The Graduate Record Exam 
(GRE) is one of the most 
important factors in the 
Graduate School admissions 

Thursday, October 4th 
1:00 p.m.— 2:00 p.m. 
Humanities 201 

A representative from Kaplan AM . . , . ,. 

.„ r , : AM students are welcome to attend! 

will cover real GRE questions, 

examining the underlying 
concepts of the test, as well 

as exposing those in _ , _ _ 

j. , • r; Brought to you by: Career Services 

attendance to several of b J r . 

Kaplan's powerful methods Humanities 401 

andtechni^ues.... 310.954.4410 



a fun game of indoor soccer 
with friends! 

Where: The Chalon Fitness 
Center 

When: October 8th 2012 
Time: 5pm-7pm 



Do you want to play 

but missing a partner? 
Come to the Fitness Center 
and meet the 

TENNIS TUTOR! 
Get trained to use this tennis 
ball machine, and use it 
throughout the year. 

Dates: 

Tuesday, October 2 nd : 3-4pm 
Thursday, October 4 th : 3-4pm 
Thursday, October 18 th : 4:30- 
5:30pm 




Learning Assistance Programs/lSAE 

H-207-Ext. 4144 



ISAE students join us on Sunday, October 
7th at 1:00pm at the Doheny Rose Hills 
Auditorium as we watch Iron Jawed Angels. 
Learn how the leaders of the Women's 
Suffrage Movement fought to grant 
women the right to vote. We will have fun 
crafts, food, snacks and more. Sign-Up in 
the Learning Center (Humanities 207). 
Don't forget to bring your $20 refundable 
deposit. 

Those who bring proof of registration, 
confirm registration, or register at the 
event will be entered in our GRAND raffle 
and have the chance to win a $100, $50 or 
$25 Amazon Gift Card. If you are not 
eligible to vote please see a Staff Member 
prior to event. 



Upcoming ISAE Counselor/Peer Advisor 
Appointment Deadline: 

Freshman: 10/26, 11/26 
Sophomores: 10/26, 11/26 
Juniors/Seniors: 11/26 



LAP Workshop: 

Want to know if you are on track to graduate??? 
Then attend the Creating your Education Plan 

workshop, Tuesday 10/2 from 4:30pm to 
5:30pm. 

Note sure if you're taking good notes?? Then 
attend the Note Taking in a Flash workshop, 
Thursday 10-4 from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. 
Sign-Up outside the Learning Center (H-207). 



ISAE - DON'T RISK DEACTIVATION!!! 

-Meet with your ISAE Counselor 

(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph 2x/sem; Jr/Sr lx/sem) 

-Update your Educational Plan (EVERY 

SEMESTER) 

-Meet with your Peer Advisor 

(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph 2x/sem; Jr/Sr lx/sem) 

-Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored 
cultural, leadership, educational or volunteer 
Events/Activities EVERY SEMESTER. Sign "non- 
ISAE/Learning Center" events in log in ISAE 
Office for credit. 





Don't miss out on FREE 
TACOS this week! Christine 
Rosas, Chalon ASB's Cultural 
Celebrations Chair, is 
having her first event this 
Thursday from 12-lpm on the 
Administration Lawn where 
she will be making yummy 
tacos and sharing the history 
and origins of this 
beloved food. I know midterms 
are coming up and you might 
be stressing out right now, but don't stress! Take 
everything as it comes and don't forget breathe. 

Good luck on midterms and have a great week! 
OVuxLom. AS3 Prt^uUvKt 




Advisement Period 
for Spring 2013 Classes is Here! 
October 1 5 -November 2 



Don't wait until the last 
possible moment to schedule an 
appointment. 

Check your Web Advisor profile to 
find your assigned advisor! 




Have you done all of your exams?! 



Math Placement Exam! 

Did you take the Math Placement Exam over the 
Summer of 2010 or earlier? 

You need to retake the Math Exam in order to take 
a math course next semester: 

Tuesday, October 2, 2012 
10:00am -11:00am 



Hold Bon Jour! 

Fulfill the Foreign Language &E Requirement! 
Place into a higher level Spanish or French Course! 
Spanish, French or Japanese Placement Exam! 

Monday, October 1, 2012 
1:30pm- 3 :00pm 



Please RSVP on 

My MSMCPortal-Advising-Placement Exam Procedure. 

Have any questions? Contact Advisement Center X4070 or Email at Advisment@msmc.la.edu 




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The Women's Leadership Program offers 
Freshman and Sophomore students the 
opportunity to become a part of a unique 
leadership development experience. The 
Leadership Scholar Program 

recognizes the leadership potential of 
individuals who have made exemplary 
contributions to their high schools, prior 
colleges, and personal lives through involvement, service, 
and leadership activities. Participants will receive individual leadership 
development, specialized activities, and priority for conference registration. 
Only 25 spots available! 



APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED!!!: 

https://orgsync.com/52392/forms/55Q61 
Due: Friday, October 5 




leadership @ msmc . la. edu 
(310) 954-4350 




Metro College Tap Program has come to Mount St. ! 
Mary's College. Students can now load their Tap Card at the Cashier's 
Office located in the 745 Building at Doheny. If you haven't applied yet, simply download an 
application from the Transportation and Parking portal or visit www.metro.net . Once you've 
loaded your card, you can use it on Metro bus and rail lines, Santa Clarita Transit, Culver City, 
Foothill Transit and several other transit carriers. [THIS IS A STUDENT SERVICE ONLY.) 




/Athenian promise: J will commit muself to the pursu it of knowledge with personal integrity and academic honestu* 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 7 



Monday, October 1, 2012 



Page 2 




STRESSED? 

If so, come learn new coping tools by * aVa*- 

ininino thp 




joining the 

Stress management group 



Mondays 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm 

Counseling & Psychological Services, 1 st Floor Humanities 
If you're interested in joining the group or for more information, call: 
Jess Gaines MA and Nas Bayani-Rad MA at (310) 954-4114 
space is limited; advanced sign-up is required* 



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No fees to join 
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Located on C ha Ion Campus 




Preparing Women to Lead: 
MSMC Women's Leadership Program 
and 

the Public Leadership Education Network 



2012-2013 PLEIM SEMINARS 
Women, Law, and Public Policy 

November 9-11, 2012 
Applications Due: Friday, October 5 

Women, Science, and Technology 

January 7-11, 2013 

Applications Due: Friday, October 19 

PLEN offers the above seminars for female students from across the country to 
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foremost women leaders who will share their experiences 
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Did you take college level courses while in High School that did not count towards your HS 
graduation? Would you like to receive credit for it? If so, please have your High School counselor send 
a letter indicating which course(s) you took that did not count towards graduation. You will also need 
an official transcript from the school you attended. Please have transcripts sent directly from the school 
attended to the Mount. Hand-delivered transcripts are not considered official. 

TRANSFER STUDENTS: _ 

Remember, you only have one semester to contest your Transfer Credit Evaluation, 
information visit us on MyMSMCPortal or stop by during posted drop-in hours. 



For more 



For more information contact Academic Advisement at Ext. 4070 



PORTRAITS 




When: Oct. s - Oct. 10, 2012 

Where: Visitor's Dining Hall 

@ artistryfoto.com 




Analytic Skills Tutoring 

The ability to think Independently and 
critically is essential for achieving success in 
college, career and life. I can help you with 
critical thinking, arguments, fallacies, logic, 
syllogisms— all the skills that play into thinking 
well. 

Philosophy Tutoring 

Philosophy means "love of wisdom". If you 
have questions about philosophical ideas, 
please stop by or make an appointment to 
discuss bioethics, morality, aesthetics, 
epistemology, feminism, the ethics of law, 
business, politics, everything and anything 
philosophical . . . 

Who: Micah Daily 

Where: Learning Center, H 207 

How: Stop by or call x.4144 to make an 

appointment, or email: mdaily@msmc.la.edu 

When: 



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REGISTER to VOTE! 
Voter registration materials must be 
submitted or postmarked no later than 
October 22nd, 2012 to vote in the 
Nov, 6th General Election 

littps: / /itv, sos.ca.gov/ elections /register-to- vote/ 



Debate Watching Parties: 

Student Lounge at Chalon / Wigwam af Doheny ■ All Debates at 6:00PM 
See all of the candidates in action! Get there early and bring a diink- Pizza 
will be provided (until it runs outt}., 

"Wednesday, October 3 - First Presidential Debate 
Tuesday, October 16 - Second Presidential Debate 
Monday, October 22 - Third Presidential Debate 

* The Tlirasdayi October 11 - Vice Presidential Debate is dining Mid- 
Semester Break bur we encourage yon to watch from home! ,H 

Tuesday^ October 30 
Live Mock Presidential Debate 

Harmon Theater - Chalon Campus, 1 :00PM - 2:00PM 

Come see your fellow students serving as the candidates in this exciting 
debate forum co-sponsored by the History /Political Science Department. 



Tuesday^ November 6th 

PRESIDENTIAL / GENERAL ELECTION! 

Shuttles will be provided to the appropriate polling places for both the 
Chalon and Doheny campuses. A schedule will be provided the week prior. 
Grab a snack and watch election night cover age in the Wigwam at Doheny 
and Student Lounge at Chalon. 



Sponsored by Wom«i' s L eaderskip 



his Weekend at the Mount 





You can register at the 
Chalon Fitness Center. 



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Attend 
Mass at MSMC 
chapel at 7 pm 

All are welcome! 



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Volume 38, Issue No. 8 



Monday, October 8, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 




Ad\ isomi'iit Por i ocl 
for S |>r i 2.0 1 3 Classes is Here! 
October 15-November 2. 

Don't wait m^til the last 
possible moment to sc hedule <i n 
a p p o i n tm ent. 

Clueclc your Web Advis o r profile* to 
find your iissitrn^d advisor! 



Be prepared >v li e n you meet witti your advisor, 
lie re are some quick tips: 



When 
Whe 



: Oct. S - Oc t. 1 o, 2012 
: Visitor's Dining Hall 
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COMMUTER DE-STRESS SOC 




Tuesday 

October 9, 2012 
I:3 0- 2:30PM 




FREE 
Ice Cream 
Sundaes 



Souvenir 
Polaroid ! 



IVlake Your 
Own Photo 
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Frc s H m o n 


Sophomores 


Are \ ou on ti ack to become a sophomore.' "Vovl'11 need 
to complete a total of 3-0 units b^" 1 1 1 c - end o£ smruner , 
to progress to sopliomore st^attis . 

Don't put off ^ om- matli requirement, si^n \ip for a 
class next semestea - . 


Is stud ving; abroad an option Foi" von? Discuss this -with 

Are there courses von ihovild tike di.vi in^ tile e- : ::-r i 11 ^ 
semester to be on tra clc vi-itb major and GE recjuire- 
ments.' Run a Pro gi" a in Evaluation from WebAdvisor 
to check vour requirements. 

Don't put off vour math requirement, sigrn up for a 
class next semester. Check vour math placement score 
on WebAdvisor, in die Test Summarv section. 


Juniors 


Seniors 


No^v's tlie tinxe to discuss voirr outstanding v-eqvtii-e- 
ments witti \ om adiisor. Run a Program E^ aKxation 
from W'ebAdiisor, and take it witti von to voiu" ap- 
pointment. Yon still nave time to take a course in the 
spring. . .don't ^et caught off guard! 

Almost done -with voiu" requii-ements? Do von want to 
add a minor: Don't delav! The deadline to add a mi- 
nor i^- thie end of vour jmiioi ve.iv, 


Are vou on ti'ack to graduate? Rim a Progr am Evalua- 
tion from WebAdvisor to check vour- requirements and 
review it with vour- facultv advisor. 

Your facultv advisors have wonderful insight about 
vour- chosen field Ask questions about gr~aduate 
school, post -baccalaui-e ate pro CTi-ams .. extev nsliip s , and 
summer opportunities. 

Stav coiiii t . "v-.J vour Mount Facultv Advisors. 



November 5 


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November 1 


November 8 


November 9 


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Juniors 


Sophomores 


Freshmen. 


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Fitness Center News!! 



Tuesday, October 9 th 

Hike the Fire trail with us at 4pm. 
Meet at the Fitness Center with comfortable 
shoes and water 

Tuesday, October 16 th 
at 4pm Walk the Loop with us. Meet at the Fitness on the tennis machine at 4:30pm up at 
Center - Chalon Courts 



Wednesday, October 17 th 
at 7:30pm Swimming Program 

Thursday, October 18 th 
is our last training for the Tennis Tutor. 

a partner, no worries. Come get trained 




Learning Assistance Programs/lSAE 

H-207-Ext. 4144 



Are Midterms Stressing you out??? 

Then attend the Midterm Madness workshop, 
Tuesday 10/9 from 4:30pm to 5:30pm. 

Sign-Up outside the Learning Center(H207). 
Contact the Learning Center 



Upcoming ISAE Counselor/Peer Advisor 
Appointment Deadline: 

Freshman: 10/26, 11/26 
Sophomores: 10/26, 11/26 
Juniors/Seniors: 11/26 



Need 
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The mission of Los Angeles Team Mentoring is to guide middle 
school students growing up rn challenging urban environments 
to recognize and reach their full potential as members of our 
community. 

Through school-based team approach to mentoring, young 
adolescents are given the tools and support necessary to make 
positive choices during d critical periods in their lives. 



Be a Mentor in 2012-2013! 

Two hours a week can inspire a lifetime of change 
Volunteer C o mini tm ent : 1 year 

WeeHy After-School Sessions from 3-5p.n1 & 3 Field Trips 

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Mount St. Mary's College Office of Community EngagemeiH 



Hello Athenians! 

Study hard and focus this week and then get pumped up for mid-semester break 
this Thursday and Friday! Here's an event to put in your calendars! Our annual 
Charity Ball will be held on Thursday, October 18th from 6-9pm in the Circle. 
Each year, Chalon ASB hosts Charity Ball as a way to bring the Mount 
Community together in solidarity for a worthy cause. This year, all proceeds will 
benefit the Los Angeles-based non-profit organization Wells Bring Hope 
( www.wellsbringhope.org) . Charity Ball attire is formal (similar to prom) and 
the evening will feature a speaker from Wells Bring Hope, a delicious dinner, and 
music! Tickets on sale in the Women's Leadership Office ($10 per person - all 
proceeds benefit Wells Bring Hope). 





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Charity Ball 2011 

Here are our upcoming events - please join us! 

Tuesday Oct. 9: Class of 2016 Ice Cream Social from 4-5pm in Humanities 402 A 
(sponsored by Paulina Aguilar and Jenny Nguyen, ASB Freshman Senators) 

Wednesday Oct. 10: Class of 2013 Senior Meeting from 5 -6pm in Hannon Parlor 
(sponsored by Karla Guzman and Jacqueline Lesso, ASB Senior Senators) 

Wednesday Oct. 17: Walking Chalon' s Boardwalk from 12:30-2: 30pm in the 
Circle (sponsored by Amanda Luevano and Melanie Grodzienski, ASB Social 
Co-Chairs) 

Thursday Oct. 18: Charity Ball from 6-9pm in the Circle (ASB Charity Ball 
committee) 



For more information contact or visit www.Iatm.org 

Athenian promise: 1 will respect the sanctity of the learning environment and avoid disruptive and deceitful behavior toward other members of the college community. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 8 



Monday, October 8, 2012 



Page 2 





Campus Ministry News 

*Ifyou would like to receive First Communion, 
to become a Catholic, or to be baptized... 

call Laura Gomez at x4124 to arrange for a meeting! 
Laura will help you to explore what is exactly right 
for you, and how you can best proceed - with no 
\ \^ P ressure ! 

Morning Prayer 

Will take place every Tuesday and Thursday Morning 
Infifary Chapel at 9:30-9:50am! 
Beginning on Tuesday, September 4 -Start your 
mornings with gratitude and song! 
This ecumenical Christian prayer is celebrated / 
each morning; throughout the world, as a way to 
welcome Gods gift of a new day of life! 

NEIGHBORS IN SERVICE 

Do you want to give^ome of youTTime -to .neighbors 
in need, based on your Gospel values 
. . . working for immigrant rights 
. . .advocacy for an end to human trafficking 
. . . visiting our homeless neighbors, 
giving support to shelters 
and advocating for policies 
to help end homelessness in Los Angelesl 
Then call Christine S. in Campus Ministry, 
atx4l25. 

BUSY PERSON'S RETREAT 

Sunday - Thursday, Oct. 21-2$ 
Sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph 
An opportunity to be on retreat while still going to 
class, commuting from home, and all your other 
activities. 

Nightly prayer experiences are open to the entire 
college. Registration forms coming soon! 



Come together to pray the ROSARY 
(or learn howl) 

Every Thursday 8-8:30 pm in Mary Chapel 
Get together with other students to pray the 
rosary, in front of the statue of Our Lady. 

If you don't know how - we'll teach you! 
If you don't have a rosary - we'll give one to you! 

Do you want to help in a Ministry at Mass? 

Would you like to learn to be a server, a Eucharistic 
Minister, to read the scriptures, to welcome people as 
they arrive, to bake the bread, or to take care of the 

\ chapel? 
Contact Alexis Salazar, Liturgy Coordinator, at x4125. 



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REGISTER TO VOTE!!!! 



You can't fulfill your duty as a citizen to VOTE in the 
very important November 6 election 

unless you REGISTER TO VOTE by October 22. 
You can now register online to vote in California! 
Go to: https:/ / rtv.sos.ca.Rov/ elections / reRister-to- 



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vote/ 



In the Catholic tradition, participation in voting is an 
ethical requirement because it is about participation in 
the human community, and helping to make decisions 

based on the "Common Good" - the Rood of all, 
especially the most marginalized and vulnerable -not 
only the advancement of one's self-interest. 

CAMPUS MINISTRY IS HERE 
FOR YOU! 

^Fipd us around campus or contact us by phone or email or 
on the web 

Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of Campus Ministry 
[Chalon] x4124, lgomez@msmc.la.edu 
http:/ / www.msmc.la.edu /cm campusministry@msmc.la.edu 




Analytic Skills Tutoring 

The ability to think Independently and critically is 
essential for achieving success in college, career and life. 
I can help you with critical thinking, arguments, fallacies, 
logic, syllogisms— all the skills that play into thinking well. 

Philosophy Tutoring 
Philosophy means "love of wisdom". If you have 
questions about philosophical ideas, please stop by or 
make an appointment to discuss bioethics, morality, 
aesthetics, epistemology, feminism, the ethics of law, 
business, politics, everything and anything philosophical 
Who: Micah Daily 
Where: Learning Center, H 207 
How: Stop by or call x.4144 to make an 
appointment, or email: mdaily@msmc.la.edu 
When: 

Mon. 1 0:30 AM - 1 2:30 PM and 1 :00 PM - 3:00 PM 
Tues.10:30 AM - 12:30 PM and 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM 
Wed. 1 0:30 AM - 1 2:30 PM and 1 :00 PM - 3:00 PM 
Thur. 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM 
Fri. 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM 





Metro College Tap Program has come to Mount St. Mary's College. Students can now 
their Tap Card at the Cashier's Office located in the 745 Building at Doheny. If you haven 
applied yet, simply download an application from the Transportation and Parking portal 
visit www.metro.net . Once you've loaded your card, you can use it on Metro bus and 

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GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY 

Wou Id you like to see a new perspective of Los Angeles? Arevou 
interested in astronomy and learning about the mvsterv of the 
Mayan calendar? Join the ^ exped it ion to the G riff it h 

Park Observatory and Planetarium; enter the 

planeta ry dome and obtain information 

about Earth's upcoming ^S&h. future. Remember, 

first come, first serve! 




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There's a 60% chance 
she's totally faking it. 



Ten Days in 
Paris 

May 21-31, 2013 

Mount St. Mary's College 
Department of Language & 
Culture 
and Weekend College 
Profs Michele Fine & 
Courtney Spikes 
Courses: FRE194 or 

HUM284CS 



$2,985 per person 
plus air taxes $620 
($730 single supplement) 

Includes airfare, ground 
transportation to and from 
airport, hotel and breakfasts, 
and all activities listed to the 
right. 

* $500 Deposit secures your 
spot 

* First installment due Nov 15 th 
• Remainder due 
April 1 st 
You can also register for course 
credit Spring or Summer 2013! 




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Customized lectures 
and walking tours of 
central Paris 

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Seine River boat excursion 

Guided tour of the 
Chateau Versailles & 
Queen Marie-Antoinette's 
private apartments 

Attend mass at the 
12 th century Notre Dame 
Cathedral 

Private guided tour of the 
Louvre Museum 
and the Paris Opera 

°& 

Candlelight visit to the 
Chateau that inspired 
Versailles 

Dine out together at five 
classic French 
restaurants 

Four-Day Museum Pass to 
explore on your own 

Where: Administration 
Lawn 

When: 12-2pm 



lines, Santa Clarita Transit, Culver City, Foothill Transit and several other transit carriers. 




Why: Test Your Mood! 
When: Tuesday, October 16, 11:30-2:30' 

Where: The Circle 1,1 
For more information, call CPS at x4114 "[ 



iWUU LJ 

Every week leading up to the 
presidential election on November 6, a 
frequently asked question about voting 
will appear. Keep your eyes out and 
get informed! If you have any other 
questions feel free to stop by the 
Women's Leadership Office. 

THIS WEEK'S FAQ: 
Am I already registered to vote? 

To find out if you are currently registered 
to vote, go to the Secretary of State's 
website: http://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/ 
registration-status/ to check your status. 

For more information contact women's 
leadership 
Ext: 4350 Located in the Leavy 
Commons 





http://www.msmc.la.edu/undergraduate-bachelor-programs/language-culture/travel-abroad.asp 




REGISTER to VOTE! 
Voter registration materials must be 
submitted or postmarked no later tlrair 
October Z^rni, 2012 to vote in the 
]NTov. 6th General Election 

litfps: / / iTv, sos, ca .gov/ elections / regi stei-to-vote / 

Debate ^VVatelrirLg Parties: 

Student Lounge at C rial on /\-Vigwarn at r>oheny - All Debates at 6:DDI*M 
See all of the candidates in action! Gen there early and bring a diirik- Fi^ra 
will fee provided, (until it runs out!"). 

Wednesday, October 3 - First Presidential Debate 
Tuesday, October 16- - Second Presidential Debate 
Monday, October 22 - Xliiid Presidential Debate 

* The Tlinrsdayi October 11 - Vice Presidential Debate is dining Nlid- 
Sernester Break Irat we encourage yon to watch rrom nornei * 

Tuesday ^ October 30 
Live Mock ^Presidential Debate 

Hannon Tli eater - CTlralon CTarnrjiis, 1 :OOPM - ^:OOP^l 

C^ome see your fellow students serving as the can.dida.tes in this exciting 
debate fortirn co-sponsored by the TrTistory/Political Science Depaitment. 

Tuesday ^ November 6tri 

PRESIDENTIAL/GENERAL ELECTION! 

Shuttles will fee provided to tire appr opriate polling places for both tne 
Chalon and Doheny campuses. A. schedule will be provided tne week prior. 
Grab a snack: and watch election niglrt cover age in tire Wigwam at Doheny 
and Strident Lounge at Clialon. 



Sponsored by Women 
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L eidei ship 



Want to watch a scary movie? 

3o watch "Sinister" antl ma|ce sure k * 
to sleep with a night light! 

CWk ^lyPcita! for Sroprrans SehetMes 



SINISTER 




Take time to 
Study for 
midterms in a 
quiet place like 
the library! 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 9 



Monday, October 15, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 



Hello A 

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I hope you all had a fabulous weekend and did werron your midterms. Our 
annual Charity Ball is this Thursday in the Circle from 6-9pm. All proceeds 
go to Wells Bring Hope, a non profit organization w dedicated to building 
sustainable wells for communities in Niger, W 
micro-loans to women in impoverished comm^Hie 
small business. Tickets are available^, the \^Pmen's 
$io/ticket, $8o/table (seats 8). It's time^^get out your 
them for a good cause! Hope to see you a^rflere 



Here are some other upc 

Wednesday Oc 




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frica and giving 
to build their own 
adership office for 
esses and rock 



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alking Chalor 

in the Circle 

Thursday Oct. 18: Charity Ball from 6'9pm in the 
Thursday Oct. 25: Alcohol^ wareness fr^m u-zjmtl i^HK Circle 
Monday Oct. 22: C^^Hel Apples for Commuter slftrom ii:30-i2:3opm 
in the Circle J ^m^^ 

Tuesday Oct. 3^^Jnited Nations Q0y from 12-ipm in Hannon Parlor 
Tuesday Oct. 30: Halloween Spooktacular from 6-8pm in the Circle 

Sincerely, m 

odauren Q uirarte 

Chalon ASB President 
laurquir(a)mymsmc. la.edu 



Chalon ASB Presents 

EQUITY DAL 




siring W 



ylo bud Id wells in Africa 
lhat are sustainable with put maintenance for at least 
15 years & support micro- loans fur women. 



Tickets are far sale in. The Women's 
Leadership Office 




There's a 60% chance 
she's totally faking it. 



Why: Test Your Mood! 

When: Tuesday, October 16, 11:30-2:30 

Where: The Circle 

For more information, call CPS at x4114 



Join the Orientation Team 

Be a 20 13 Chalon Orientation Leader! 



The 2 Ol 3 Orientation Leaders will: 

-Serve as a leader and active participant at all scheduled sessions 
-Lead small group discussions 

-Leain and teach MSMC traditions and student services information 
-Attend and participate in all training sessions 





Orientation Leader Applicants must: 

-Be in good academic standi tig with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7 S 
-Be comfortable leading group discussions 
-Possess strong interpersonal skills 

-Have a good sense of humor balanced by a sense of responsibility 
-Enroll in LWS 1C in the spring semester 



APPLY ONLINE TODAY: 

https://orgsync.eom/5 2392 /forms/58728 



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Fitness Center News!! 



Tuesday, October 16 th 
Learn to do the Hula, no experience Necessary. 1-2 at 
the Fitness Center. 



At 4pm Walk the Loop with us. Meet at the Fitness Center. 

Wednesday, October 1 7 th at 7:30pm, join us for the Swimming 
Program 

Thursday, October 1 8 th Monda V' 0ctober 22 " d 

Tennis Tutor. Need a partner, come Scho0 ' ^ 9 ames 



learn how to use the machine 
at 4:30pm courtside. 



We are going Retro! 
Tennis courts at 4:30pm. 



AcLvisemeiat Period 
for Spring 2013 Classes is Her el 
Oc tober 15-November 2 

Don't "wait until tlae last 
possible moment to schedule an 
app ointment. 

Cliec-lc your Web Advisor profile to 
find your assigned -advisor! 



Be prepared when you meet with your advisor. 
Here are some quick tips: 



Freshmen 


Sophomores 


Are von oil track to become a sopliomore? Yon 11 need 
res complete ;> tot-.il ot 5- O i/iiii t L>v tlie end of siumner, 
to progress to sophomore status. 

Don't put off your matli requireineait, sign up for a 
class next semester, 


Is stiidvitifT abroad an option for you? Discuss tliis witli 
voin advisor . 

Are there courses von should take during the spring 
semester to be on track with major and GE require- 
ments? Run a Program Evaluation from WebAdvisor 
to check "vavxr requirements. 

Don't put off vom" math requirement, sign up for a 
class next semester. Check your math placement score 
on WebAdvisor. in the Test Summary section. 


Juniors 


Seniors 


Xov's the time to discvi.vs, ^'our omt^tcuidirig; re quire - 
ments -with, your advisor. Rmi a Program Evaluation 
from Web Advisor , and take it with vou to vom' ap- 
pointment. Yon still ha^-e time to take a course in the 
spring;. . .don't get cauglit off guard! 

Almost done with vom requii-ements? Do vow want to 
add a minor/ Don't delay! Tlie deadline to add a mi- 
:. :•: :. -...t J <: : vour jimior vear, 


Are vou on track to graduate? Run a Program Evalua- 
tion fr om WebAdvisor to check vom- requirements and 
revievv it with vour fa cult v advisor. 

Your faculty advisors have wonderful insight about 
vour chosen field. Ask questions about graduate 
school, poit-baccalatu-eate programs, extern ships, and 
summer opportunities. 

•> t :i v : . : v. . r . f-.-i '■ :■ jur Mount Faculrv Advisors . 



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For more information, please visit us online at MvMSMC'Portal Academic Advisement 



Academic: Ad^-isement 
Adi-Tsement'fi msmc . lj.ecLi.1 



FALL 2012 DROP- IN HOURS: 

Monday — Friday: 
10:00am-ll:00pm 
1:00pm -2:00pm 




Academic Advisement 
310-954-4070/H401 
advisement@msmc.la.edu 
Visit us on the MSMC Portal! 




Hello Athenian Mentors and Proteges! Don't forget to check your emails for important updates 
about meeting days and other program requirements! Remember, you are required to attend 
only one of the two meetings held each month. Our first meeting of the month will be held 
Thursday October 18th, from 1-2pm in the Circle . The second meeting will take place 
Thursday October 25th, from 6-7pm in H202 . See you there! 



Brought to you by the office of Student Affairs! 
Humanities H200. Ext 31020 
Email us at: studentaffairs@mymsmc.la.edu 



Mount St. Mary's College 
FOUNDER'S WEEK 2012 

Sunday , Oct. 14 

ALTJM MASS IN MARlY CHAPEL, 7P.M. (CHALON) 

Mo □ day. Oct. 1 5 

DED-YOU-KNOW (BOTH CAJVIPUSES) 

• The Mount has such a rich history and Founders Week is a great time to 
celebrate our history! The campus will be covered in Did-You-Know facts 
about the College- 
Tuesday,, Oct. 1 6 

MOUNT SPIRIT DAY (ROTH CAMPUSES) 

• Show your Mount spirit - wear your Mount T-shirt, sweatshirt, etc. to work, 
to class or to the store and take your photo. Sent it to us at i fl [ir^^H 
alumsj@msmc.la. edu or upload it to our Alum Facebook page. L S'j» 



BAKE-OFF, © P.M. (CHALON) | J 

• Which Alum has the best baked treat? YOU BE THE JUDGE ! Free 
goodies! 

Wednesday, Oct. 17 

MOUNT TREASURE HUNT, 11 A.M. (OOHENY) @. .UQL^sox 

COMMONS 
1 P.M. (CHALON) @ TIKE CIRCLE 

• Enter to win a % L 00 for your organization'club. You and your team will 
receive a handful of clues, be the first to find the answers to the clues and 
you will WTN ! To sign up for this event contact Leilani T ord at 
lford@msmc. la. edu or (213) 477-2767. 

Thursday, Oct. IS 

CELEBRATE PHILANTHROPY , 1 P.M. (CHALON) 

• Tlie Mount has a long history of philanthropic support. It is because of our 
donors that we are able to provide a quality education to our current 
students. Come to the Circle and sign a banner thanking all of our donors. 



/Athenian promise: J will support a culture of diversity bu respecting the rights of those who differ from me. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 9 



Monday, October 15, 2012 



Page 2 




Campus Ministry 



bid ya 
Last Thursday marl 



mow...? 

fhe 50th anniversary 



of the groundbreaking St\ ond Vatican Council, 

J :? 



opened by Pope 



JXXIII in 1962. 



The Council 
bishops froi 
over thp 
about th< 




~- together over 2,000 
met repeatedly 
ly decisions 
the Church. 



Why is this] important to you? 
"Aggiornomei \ _ ; cI^Hften associated 
with Vatican II, means openness-to the "signs 
of the times". The Church ^described itself as 
pilgrims on a journey -constantly in need of 
assessment and reform. 
*** 

Ever wished you could just sit down and really 
talk. . about life, about God, about how they're 
connected? 

Christian Life Community (CLC) at Chalon 
Monday, October l& h , from 8:00-9:00pm in 
H402A 

If you would like to share with other students 

what is going on in your life, 
to reflect on how God is active in it, how to live 
your faith 

through service, work and study - or maybe, how 
to discover your calling in life — 
then CLC is the place for you. 

All are Welcome! 



And join in 
NEIGHBORS PRAYER at Chalon 
Thursday Oct. 18, from 1-1 :30pm in 
Mary Chapel 
To take a half hour in your busy week to - 
sit in peace, to be restored in quiet and gen- 
tleness, 

and to pray for people you care about - 
for the people you serve, and for whom you 
advocate, 

for a neighbor in need whom you noticed. * 

Every Thursday at Chalon in Mary Chapel. 

BUSY PERSON'S RETREAT 

Sunday - Thursday, Oct. 21 - 25 
Sponsored byj)0pi&ers of St. Joseph 

An opport J "K. e still going to 

J\ §§§§ J% 

Nightly prc^^M^ml^mM^J^M^n to the entire 

cami % J ; \ I OR YOU! 

Find us ar j|njF campuj or con%c| us by phone or 

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 

Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of Campus Minis- 
try (Chalon) x4124, 
lqomez@msmc.la.edu 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 



TERMINATION OF 
RESIDENCE FORMS 




DUE BY NOVEMBER 1 , 20 1 2 

If you will not be living in the residence halls 
for Spring 2013 or will be participating in the 
study abroad or exchange program, please 
complete a "Termination of Residence form 
(available in the Chalon Residence Life 
Office, Brady 101) by 4:30 p.m., November 
1, 2012 in order to be eligible for a refund of 
your housing deposit (less any charges) or for 
your housing deposit to be held for the study 
abroad/exchange program. 

After November 1, 2012, housing deposits 
will be forfeited and will not be held for the 
study abroad/exchange program. 

If you have any questions, please call the 
Residence Life Office at ext. 4325. 



iComunidad\s proud to sponsor 



"Zurnba at the Mount #2* 

When: Thursday, October 25, 201 2 

Where: South Lawn at DOHENY 
Time: 1:00-2:00 pm 



Come party yourself into shape! 
Open to all College Community, 
both Doheny and Chalon. 

* Release of Liability Waivers will be available for those 
who want to participate. Please come prepared with 
workout clothes, a towel, and water. 

Instructor: Andrea Castro 
(MSMC Alumn, Class of 1993) 




Tfie mfssfon of Los, Arrgfeies Tt?£im /VI en tori rrgr is to g'tjj'de middle 
schooJ students growing up in mf-mlierigirtg irrhtsn environmefits 
to recogrtize tind recich their fuFF potential cis members of our 
corrimunfty. 

Through .school- bused team approach to merit or Jrrg, yo urtg 
tidoJescerits cire g^iven the tools and support necessury to rriciffe 
positive choices du ring ti critjctiJ periods in their fives. 



Be a Mentor in 2012-2013! 

Two hours a week can inspire a lifetime of change 
Volunteer Comniitiiient: 1 year 

Weeldy After-School Sessions from 3-5p.n1 & 3 Field. Trips 

BE PART OF AN EXCITING TEAM! 

• Commit to a. weekly, after -sc!lo<>1 mentoring session from September ^012 — June 1501.3 from approsdmately 
3 -5p.ru., with three trips and. periodic summer contact . 

• Kelp impact the lives of io-i.~ deserving middle sciiool youth 

• Work with a dynamic group of 2.-3 other adult volunteer mentors on a weekly basis 

• Empower students using an inn o vative curriculum, focused on : 

0 Team ETiilding £c Le sder s tiip □ eve]opnieiit 

O Se]f-Es.t«in Sr Healthj' RelatLanstdpi 

0 Health. ft WeUmess 

■0 Ccmlicl P.e jcl-utd-Dii & Auger MaDagement 

Be a 111 e lit or at Ri.clia.i-d Alerl^in IMiddle School Doivntown 
OVallcing di s"t ance fi"o 1x1 D oil e 11 y C ampus ) e\ ery Thur s d ay fiom 3:30-5:3 op 111 ! 

Mount St. Marf- sCoIleg* Offic* erf CooiiiiTaiiilTr Engagement 







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REGISTER to VOTE! 
Voter registration materials must l>e 
submitted or postmarked no later than 
October 22nd, 2012 to vote ixi tlae 
Nov. 6th <3 eneral Election 

litlrpsi / / itVi s os. ca .gov/ elections /regi stei-to-vote / 

Debate AVatcliiiiig Parties: 

Stndent Lonage at Cli^iloia /^ igwaiii at Dolieny * A 1 1 Debatei at 6:OOPiI 

S ee all of the c aiidi iiat e s. ixi action ! G^t ttiere early and tir-Lng a diirLt. P i^^ a 
~will fce pmo~vi.<±ed. (/until it runs out!). 

WeduKday, CM:tober 3 - First Presidential Debate 
Tuesday, October 16 - Second Presideatial Debate 
Monday, October 22 - TTiii d Presidexirial Debate 

■" Tlie Tlirasdayi Octol>er 11 - Vice Fi esidenrial I>el3alre is dini ti g ?VTi <f- 
Semesfei Etrealc but we encoinage y r oxi to Tt'iit-cli from homei ■* 

Tuesday^ October 3 O 
Live Mock Presidential Debate 

H .mm .Ti Theater - Clialon Cartijyms , 1 :OOPM - J2:OOI*jS*I 

t:ome see your fellow students serving as the candidates in this exciting; 
debate forum co-sponsored by the Tli story /Political Science Depaitment. 

Tuesday^ November <5tti 

PKESIDENTIAh / GENERAL ELECTION! 

Sixu.tT_l.es will be provided to the appropriate polling places for both tiie 
Chalon and Doheny campuses . A. schedule will be prcn'ided the week prior. 
C3r__b a snack and watch elechon raisht cover age ir_ tl_e Wigwam at Doheny 
and Stxident Lounge at Clialon. 




Safety, Drug and Alcohol Awareness 

Be safe, 

Want to learn how to do a 
Breast or Testicular Exam? 



Appointmentsavailablein Student 
Health Services during the month of 
October, No disrobing necessary! 

Free gifts and raffle! &§f 



ckk 3io-954-4iio healthy campus ™ msmc 

21 3-477-2685 mU ^ mi iirmki Uk mm 




ISAE - DON'T RISK 
DEACTIVATION!!! 

-Meet with your ISAE Counselor 
(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph 2x/sem; Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
-Update your Educational Plan (EVERY 
SEMESTER) 

-Meet with your Peer Advisor 
(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph 2x/sem; Jr/Sr lx/sem) 

-Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored cultural, 
leadership, educational or volunteer Events/ 
Activities EVERY SEMESTER. 
Sign "non-ISAE/Learning Center" events in log in 
ISAE Office for credit. 




Cm) 



For more information, 
contact ISAE at 
ext: 4144 



Hi 




Every week leading up to the presidential 
election on November 6, a frequently asked 
question about voting will appear. Keep your 
eyes out and get informed! If you have any 
other questions feel free to stop by the 
Women's Leadership Office. 

THIS WEEK'S FAQ: 
What should I do if I have just moved or 
changed my name? 
Am I required to re-register? 

Your voter registration record should always 
reflect your current residence and name. 
However, if you have moved from your home 
into a temporary residence (not your permanent 
residence), you can continue to use your prior 
permanent residence where you were 
registered to vote as your address for the 
purpose of voting. If you have changed your 
name, you should re-register so that your 
registration record reflects your current name.. 

For more information contact women's leadership 
Ext: 4350 Located in the Leavy Commons 



Sociology, Gerontology, Social work, 
& Film and Social Justice 
Association 

Is raffling off 2 tickets to Six Flags 
Fright Fest to the Mount 
Community! 

1 Ticket: $3 or 2 Tickets: $5 

With a purchase of a raffle ticket, you can 
also decorate a pumpkin in the circle with 

us on October 25 from 12pm-2pm! (just 
bring your ticket with you). To participate, 

contact any saga member, or buy tickets 
on October 25th! 

For more information, contact Jessica 
Castany: jesscast@mymsmc.la.edu 



Interested in living in a fabulous close-knit community on Campus for the 2013-2014 term? H 

Well here is your chance! Live in the Magnificat House! Details Below! 



Pray in community twice a month. 
Offer prayer for the larger Mount Community twice a month. 
Enjoy a fun community night once a month i 
Once a semester do community outreach/service. 
Be open to spiritual growth 
Be open to fun!!! 



If you are interested please contact Laura 
Gomez at lgomez@msmc.la.edu 
or call her at 3 10 954 4124 You do not need to 
be Catholic to live in this community. 



his Weekend at the Mount 



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Friday 10/19 



Saturday 10/20 



Sunday 10/21 



TJzq activity 
Frid&Y- • • • 




Tafce a trip tc lA/estwoccf 
anc| visit 'aaHs! for the 
perfect one! 




CFialon j£>tubent JBtetog 



Volume 38, Issue No. 10 



Monday, October 22, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 



REGISTER TO VOTE! 

Voter registration materials must be submitted or 
postmarked no later than October 22nd, 2012 to 
vote in the Nov. 6th General Election 

https:/ / rtv.sos.ca.gov/ elections/ register-to-vote 

Debate watching parties: 

Student Lounge at Chalon/ Wigwam at Doheny — All Debates are 6:00pm 

See all of the candidates in action! Get there early and bring a drink. Pizza will 
be provided (until it runs out!) 

Monday, October 22- Third Presidential Debate 



Tuesday, October 30 

Live mock presidential debate 

Hannon Theatre— Chalon Campus, l:00PM-2 :00PM 

Come see your fellow students serving as the candidates in this 
exciting debate forum co- sponsored by the History/Politicial Science 
Department. 



Tuesday, November 6th 
Presidential/General Election! 

Shuttles will be provided to the appropriate polling places for both the Chalon 
and Doheny campuses. A schedule will be provided the week prior. Grab a 
snack and watch election night coverage at the Wigwam at Doheny and 
Student Lounge at Chalon. 



T>ear 'Athenians, 

On hehaff of Chafon ftS®, we woufdfifie to thank everyone for your support of Charity *Baff 
fast Thursday I Overaffwe raised $1,500 from the event, which wifl benefit the non-profit 
organization Weffs (Bring *}{ope (www.weffshringhope.org) . if you did not get the chance to 
attend, hut stiff want to hefy, then contact us and we wiffhefp you make a contribution. 
'Additionaffy, we are open to feedback regarding our events such as Charity (Baffas weffas 
suggestions for future events on campus. 



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Upcoming Chalon ASB Events : 

Monday Oct. 22 - Caramel Apples for Commuters from 1 1 :30-1 2:30pm in the 
Circle 

\JLy Thursday Oct. 25 - Alcohol Awareness from 1 2-2pm in the Circle 

Tuesday Oct. 30 United Nations Day from 1 2-1 pm in Hannon Parlor 

Tuesday Oct. 30 Halloween Spooktacular from 6-8pm in the Circle 

Thank you and have a great week! 

Sincerely. 
Lauren Quirarte 
Chalon ASB President 

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Join the Orientation Team 



Be a 20i: 



Tlie 2013 Orientation Leaders 'will: 

-Sei-ve as a leader and active participant at all scheduled sessions 
-Lead small group discussions 

-Learn and teach MSMC traditions and student services information 
-Attend and participate in all training sessions 



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i IF you are a U_S_ Veteran, art Active 
Military, a Keserves National Guard, or 
Fartiiry of a Service A4errifc>er 

~ - -then we will serve — ~ ~ 

Joirr ns for; an 

All American Barbecue 

\xy the Poolside at the 
Oojfaerrv Campus on 

Tuesday, November 6 T .2:01.2 
@1500~1930 



res 



We are Honoring our A^ili-faryXVeterajn 
stiiflerits^ staff fiacial-ty, and stutients who 
are family members of those serving in the 
XJS Military 







Orientation Leader Applicants must: 

-Be in good academic standing with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7S 
-Be comfortable leading group ci is cuss ions 
-Possess strong interpersonjil skills 

-Have a good sense of hum or balanced by a sense of responsibility 
-Enroll in LWS 1C in the spring semester 




Kixuihr KSVF fcnr Octofaer 3 l| 
(310) 9^4-4130 



APPLY ONLINE TODAY: 

https ://orgsync.com/5 2 392 /forms / 58 7 28 



Its BreastCancer Awareness Month! 



For moire :r. forii". afioi", contact Woinein/s Leaders:-! -". : .:: .- " .- .■p.tin Plxone: [3 lO] ^5^-4^330 




mm 



Wednesday Octofcertt* 
-2j9m @ Cfiafon 




In ffce Circle 



Corae your sweef f wM 



SAGA 



Sociology, Gerontology, Social 
Work, & Film and Social Justice 
Association 

is raffling off 2 tickets to Six 
Flags Fright Fest! 

1 ticket = $3 

2 tickets = $ 5 

By purchasing a ticket you can 
also decorate a pumkin! (Bring 
ticket w/ you.) 
When: Oct. 25 from 12-2 pm 
Where: The Circle 



For more info contact Jessica Castany: 
jesscast@mymsmc.la.edu 




Join the ladies of Sigma Theta 
Psi every Tuesday and 
ThursdayofOctoberinour 
attemptto raise breastcancer 
awareness! 



Have you or someone you know been 
affected by alcohol abuse? 

In honor of Alcohol Awaremess Week, 
share your story by creating a luminary bag, contributing to a sea of 
beautifully glowing luminaries that will decorate the circle, 
a ceremony will be held to pay respects to those who have 
encountered hardships due to alcohol abuse. 

Write out your story on a white paper bag 
October 22-24, 2012 
administration lawn 



Join us for a Luminaries 
Ceremony on 
October 24, 2012 
in the circle at 7pm 



Athenian promise: 1 will contribute to trie development of a caring community where compassion for others and freedom of thought and expression are valued. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 10 Monday, October 22, 2012 



Page 2 



To take a half hour in your 

busy week to 
sit in peace, to be restored in 

quiet and gentleness, 
and to pray for people you 
care about 
Every Thursday at Chalon in 
Mary Chapel. 



COOKIES! 

Enjoy fresh baked cookies 



e very Monday afternoon at 2pm 



Do you want to help in a 
Ministry at Mass? 

Contact Alexis Salazar, 
Liturgy Coordinator, at 
X4125. 

Come together to pray the 

ROSARY 

(or learn how!) 

Every Thursday 8-8:30 pm 
in Mary Chapel 



In the Catholic tradition, 



Christian Life Community (CLC) at 
Chalon 
Monday Novembers, from 

8:00- 9:00pm in H402 

share with other students what is 
going on in your life, 

reflect on how Cod is active in it, 
how to live your faith 

through service, work and study 

or to discover your calling in life 



*lf you would like to 
receive First 
Communion, 
to become a Catholic, 
or to be baptized... 





participation in voting is an ethica 


I 


because it 


requirement 

is about participation in 


and 


the human community, 
helping to make decisions based 
on the "Common Good" 
pood of all. esneriallv the most 


the 


r 


narginalized and vulnerable, 
only the advancement of one' 




not 


5 






self-interest. 





call Laura Gomez at 
X4124 to arrange for 
a meeting! 



Do you want to give some of your time to 
neighbors in need, 
based on your Gospel values - 

...working for immigrant rights 
...advocacy for an end to human 

trafficking 
...visiting our homeless neighbors, 
giving support to shelters 
and advocating for policies 
to help end homelessness in Los Angeles! 

Then call Christine S. in Campus Ministry, 
atx4125. 





TIISS IDVCAXIOIT SEWS 



Monday, October 22nd 

4:30pm-5:30pm 



Go Retro, Back to School Playground 
Games 

Relive some of your fun times on the blacktop 
playing double dutch, hopscotch, four square and 
more. What a fun way to relieve stress and have a 
great time with others! 

Thursday, October 25th 

1:00pm 

Hike the Fire Trail 
o many great views to see. Join us. 
Wear comfortable shoes and bring a 
water bottle. 
Meet at the Fitness Center. 




Tuesday, October 23 rd 

1:00— 2:00pm 

Learn how to do the Hula 
Great way to exercise, meet new 
people and have a great time! 
Come one and all to the Fitness 



Wednesday, October 24 th 

4:00pm-5:00pm 

Do you want to be a Lifeguard? 
Get certified and then you will find a job a lot easier 

for the summer! 
Find out what the lifeguard class is all about and meet 
the instructor at the Chalon Pool. 





Just around ffie corner you know at as Ha?low££n and the Cfiafon fatness Center as 
cloang a full Moon Hake on tfie 2$ fh of October Mark your calendars! 




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titor about how to fulfill 
ml ttudies reqwremeaftt, how 
tran tier in courtet and much 



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From Women's Leadership 



Interested in living in a fabulous close-knit community on Campus for the 

2013-2014 term? 

Well here is your chance! Live in the Magnificat House! 



Every week leading up to the presidential election on November 6, a 
frequently asked question about voting will appear. Keep your eyes out and 
get informed! If you have any other questions feel free to stop by the 
Women's Leadership Office. 

THIS WEEK'S FAQs: 
Is voter registration information confidential? 
The voter registration rolls are not available to the general public. However, 
California law allows certain voter information to be released to a member of the 
California Legislature or U.S. Congress, or to any candidate, any committee for 

or against a proposed ballot measure, any person for election, scholarly, 
journalistic, or political purpose, or for governmental purposes. Even in these 
cases, a few items remain confidential and are never provided to any requestor: 
your social security number, your driver license number, and your signature. 



Pray in community twice a month. 
Offer prayer for the larger Mount Community 
twice a month. 

Enjoy a fun community night once a month 
Once a semester do community outreach/service. 
Be open to spiritual growth. 
Be open to funm 



Advist 



Period 



i V > l" !S j > l" i l ^ *y 2013 Classes is MereT 
October 15- Novemb er 2. 

I )»>ii -w^iit until i3hbe last 
possible momeiit to schedule 
app ointment. 

Claeclc yonrWebAdvisor profile to 



ill 



V < > H 1" .1 S!- 



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Be prepared when yotm meet with your advisor. 
Here s» re some quick tips: 



Freshmen 


Sophomores 


Are you oil track: to become a sopliomore:- You'll need 
to complete a total of 3-0 units fcw 1 1 1 l- - end of smimier, 

Don" t j>ut off vovb ma til 1 eqmrement. sign up for a 


Is. studvinij abroad an option for v-ou? Discuss tliis -with 

Are there courses v-ou should take dming the spiing 
s ernes* ei- to be on ti ack with major and ( . ] require- 
ments ? Run a Program Ev aluation fr om WebAdiisor 

Don t put off v-our math reqmremcjit, sigii up for- a 
class next semester-. Check your math placement score 
on WebAdrisor. in die Test Summarw section. 


Juniors 


Seniors 


Noiv's tlic tinie to discuss vo^u- outst.mdiiij a" etqiaii" e - 

1 1 < nil WebAd^isor, ;iiid take it -vv^Lth vrou to v < > 1 1 1 - ap- 
pointment. You still ha-ve time to take a course ill the 
spring . . .don't g;et caught off guard! 

Almost done with vonr requirements? Do you want to 
add a min or? Don't delav! The deadline to add a ini- 
noi- is the end of v our imiioi v-ear. 


Are vou on track to graduate ? Run a ProCTi am Evalua- 
tion fr om WebAd^isor to check your reqiiii ernents and 
reiieiv it iiith -vour faculty- ad-visor. 

Vein factdtx- advisors hav e wonderful insight about 
voui chosen field. Ask questions about graduate 
school. po^t-bai:^:ilaure:ire pro^i-.inis. exteiTidiips. and 
summer- opportunities. 

Stav connected to ■>.„,, Mount Factdtv Advisors. 



- inforniatio 



r MvMSMCPo 



-Academic Adust 




If you are interested please 
contact Laura Gomez at 
lgomez @ msmc.la.edu 
or call her at 310 954 4124 You 
do not need to be Catholic to live 
in this community. 



TERMINATION OF 
RESIDENCE FORMS 




DUE BY NOVEMBER 1 . 20 1 2 

If you will not be living in the 
residence halls for Spring 2013 or will 
be participating in the study abroad or 
exchange program, please complete a 
"Termination of Residence form 
(available in the Chalon Residence Life 
Office, Brady 101) by 4:30 p.m., 
November 1, 2012 in order to be 
eligible for a refund of your housing 
deposit (less any charges) or for your 
housing deposit to be held for the study 
abroad/exchange program. 

After November 1, 2012, housing 
deposits will be forfeited and will not 
be held for the study abroad/exchange 
program. 

If you have any questions, please call 
the Residence Life Office at ext. 4325. 




Sunday 10/28 



Start off the 
upcoming weeK with 
mass at 7 pm! 




Chalon j£>ttttient jBtetog 



Volume 38, Issue No. 11 



Monday, October 29, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



ROCK YOUR VOTf -?012! 

Tuesday, October 30 
Live mock presidential debate 

Hannon Theatre— Chalon Campus, l:00PM-2 :00PM 

Come see your fellow students serving as the candidates in this exciting debate 
forum co-sponsored by the History/Politicial Science Department. 

Tuesday, November 6th 
Presidential/General Election! 

Shuttles will be provided to the appropriate polling places for both the Chalon 
and Doheny campuses. A schedule will be provided the week prior. Grab a 
snack and watch election night coverage at the Wigwam at Doheny and 
Student Lounge at Chalon. 

For more information, contact Women's Leadership at 310. 954. 4350 ^^^^^^ 



ow orr your print! mm 

Will YOU be participating in the 2012 
Presidential election? 
Then YOU should come by the Office of Student 
Affairs for a mini photo shoot. 

Props will be provided 

When & Where: Nov 6, 2012 @ H200! 





Chalon Fitness Center News 

Full Moon Hike with the Chalon Fitness Center. Come hike the fire trail with us and 
enjoy the full moon rising, we will roast smores after the hike. Bring water if need, 
comfortable shoes, and a flashlight if you need one. we will have 
glow sticks for all. Meet at the Fitness Center at 7pm. 



Come learn some Hawaiian Dance on 

at the Fitness Studio. Join the fun, and fun for all. 



Come learn a new came called Speedminton. 

it is a cross between tennis and badminton. 

Fast, quick and a great workout, we have all 

the gear you need, just wear some good tennis 

shoes and come on up to learn a new game to play anytime! 



Its BreastCancer Awareness Month! 

Join the ladies of Sigma Theta Psi \ 
every Tuesday and Thursday of 

October in our attemptto raise i 

breast cancer awareness! m 



IF you are a U_S_ Veteran, art Active 
Military, a Reserves National Guard 7 or 
Family of a Service Member 

~ ~ ~tfien we wiM serve Yt3U 

Join us for an 

All Artie ric axi Barbecue 

\yy tKe Foolside at tKe 
Ooijj^rrv Carnptxs on 

Tuesday, November 6 T ZOIZ 
@1500~1930 



Dear Athenians, 

J-fopp;y J-MIcm?^£)I ltos<§ support DoheDy's 

Dightl thoTODcfe of locd bvoilm$ md ehiI<fr<§D 
aa?iI! joid us #t th<§ V>o\i<sv>y Csvopm for 2 &id 
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you vtfoul d Iik<g to doml® udop^dsJ h%%% of 
ivdMdwlly MVf$pp®d cmdy for this <§^<§Dt, phm 
fetog your domiiom to the W©ro<§D's 
Levdmhip Office (CMod - Qr otmd Floor, 
Lw<sy Cototoods or DoheDy - 'SuiUiDg 7). 
ItuJ^Dts 9fQ $ho Mvdcovo® to coiwe hdp the 
CMod md DolieDy \i$v>d out 
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(SgtUp fceglDS 2t %>TX>). 



TERM NATI ON OF 
RESI DENCE FORMS 





Here are f fee upcoming events for ffels 
weeks 

Tuesday Oct. 30 
United Nations Day, 12-1pm, Hannon Parlor 
Halloween Spooktacular, 6-8pm, Circle 

Wednesday Oct. 31 
Doheny Haunted Halloween Campus, 
6-8pm (Meet at 5:00pm for setup), 
Doheny 

If you'd like to learn more about 
upcoming ASB events or would like 
to share your thoughts, suggestions, 
and input please e-mail me! 
Thank you and have a fabulous week! 

Lauren Quirarte 
Chalon ASB President 

laurquir@mvmsmc.la.edu 



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DUE BY NOVEMBER 1, 2012 



If you will not be living in the residence halls for Spring 

2013 or will be participating in the study abroad or 
exchange program, please complete a "Termination of 
Residence form (available in the Chalon Residence 
Life Office, Brady 101) by 4:30 p.m., November 1, 
2012 in order to be eligible for a refund of your 
housing deposit (less any charges) or for your 
housing deposit to be held for the study abroad/ 
exchange program. 

After November 1, 2012, housing deposits will be 
forfeited and will not be held for the study abroad/ 
exchange program. 

If you have any questions, please call the Residence 
Life Office at ext. 4325. 




MOVE 



L SPOKE THt SAME LANGUAGE? 



Mon., Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. Hannon Theatre 

Questions? Contact Dr. Wright Garry 
lgarry@msmc.la.edu or call ext. 4067 






res 



We are Honoring cur Military/Veteran 
stiiclerrts_, staff., faculty, and students who 
are family members of those serving in the 
US Military 







Halloween 
Spooktacular 



Come and decorate cookies, 
make photo frames, and take 
your own Halloween picture! 




Join the Orientation Team 

Be a 201 3 Chalon Orientation Leader! 

Last Day to Apply is Oct. 29! 

Apply online today: 
ttps://orgsync. com/52392/ 
forms/58728 

Contact Women's Leadership for more information 
at (310)954-4350 



Athenian promise: j will honor, challenge and contribute to the scholarly heritage left by those who preceded me and work to leave this a better place for those who follow. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 




Ever wished you could just sit 

down and really talk., 
about life, about God, about 
how they're connected? 



If you would like to 
help prepare meals for 

our neighbors 
in the Campus Ministry 

office at 5:45 pm 
or join in visiting our 
homeless neighbors, 
meeting at the chapel 
after the 7 pm Mass, 



If you would like to receive 

First Communion, 
to become a Catholic, or 
to be baptized... 



Christian Life Community (CLC) 

at Chalon 
Monday, November 5 th , from 
8:00-9:00pm in H402A 



Begin your day with Gratitude! 
MORNING PRAYER 



every Tuesday and Thursday 9:30-9:50 
AM 

in Mary Chapel! 



A Mass of Remembrance 
for Loved Ones Who Have Died 
will be offered at the Sunday Mass, 
November 4, 7pm in Mary Chapel 

Dr. McElaney-Johnson will offer the 
reflection. 

Everyone is welcome I 



REMEMBER TO VOTE ON NOVEMBER 6!!!! 

In the Catholic tradition, 
participation in voting is an ethical requirement - 
because it is about participation in the human community, 
and helping to make decisions based on the "Common 
Good" - 

the good of all, especially the most marginalized and 
vulnerable - 
not only the advancement of one's self-interest. 




Clothes and Food donation drive 

October 1 5 - 26 
Benefiting the Alexandria House - 
which serves women and children seeking 
shelter and safety. 

Please drop off clothes and non-perishable 

food items to the 
Campus Ministry office on the first floor near 

Campus Center. 



Do you want to help in a Ministry at Mass? 
Would you like to learn to be a server, a 
Eucharistic Minister, 
to read the scriptures, to welcome people as 
they arrive, 

to bake the bread, or to take care of the chapel, 
or to sing in the choir or play an instrument? 

Contact Alexis Salazar, Liturgy Coordinator, at 
x4125. 




Learning Assistance Programs/ISAE 

H-207-Ext. 4144 



LAP Workshop: 

^ Having trouble with your analytical skills??? Then attend the Analyze This workshop. 
V M Have the words but don't know how to put them in writing??? Then attend the Writing the Business Letter ^ 

k. workshop, on Sign-Up outside the Learning Center (H-207). w 

£ ISAE Event: t 

^ ISAE Students join us on for an evening of Japanese Culture. ^ 

v We will be going to the Japanese American National Museum, followed by a Japanese Buffet Dinner and the Cold Tofu w 
^ Improv Comedy Show. ^ 
^ Sign-Up in the Learning Center (Humanities 207). Don't forget to bring your $20 refundable deposit. Hwl 

t ISAE - DON'T RISK DEACTIVATION!!! 

w Meet with your ISAE Counselor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph 2x/sem; Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
£ Update your Educational Plan (EVERY SEMESTER) 

^ Meet with your Peer Advisor (Freshmen 3x/ sem; Soph 2x/ sem; Jr/Sr lx/ sem) 
^ Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored cultural, leadership, educational or 
^ volunteer Events/Activities EVERY SEMESTER. Sign "non-ISAE/Learning Center" 
v events in log in ISAE Office for credit. 

v Final ISAE Counselor/Peer Advisor Appointment Deadlines 





Do you know your Women ArtFacts? 
Lee Krasner was the only woman included in the 
First generation of Abstract Expressionists. 




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t week for the next WomenArtFact! Don't forget the facts, we will have an event on Nov 
/omen Artists! Sponsored by the Art Department and ART 174: Women in Contemporary A 




Interested in living in a fabulous close-knit community on Campus for 

2013-2014 term? 

Well here is your chance! Live in the Magnificat House! 



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Pray in community twice a month. 

Offer prayer for the larger Mount Community 

twice a month. 

Enjoy a fun community night once a month 
Once a semester do community outreach/service. 
Be open to spiritual growth. 
Be open to funm 



If you are interested please 
contact Laura Gomez at 
lgomez @ msmc.la.edu 
or call her at 310 954 4124 You 
do not need to be Catholic to live 
in this community. 



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Advise merit Period 
for Spring 2013 Classes is Her el 
Oc tober 15-November 2 

Don't wait until llxo Last 
possible moment to schedule an 
app ointm en t . 

CTItl^c-Ic your WebAdvisor profile- to 
find your assigned tidvisorl 



Be prepared when you meet with your advisor. 
Here are some quick tips: 



Freshmen 


Sophomores 


c von on track to become a sophomore.' "Yon." LI need 
to complete a total of 30 units bv the end of strmnxer. 
to procuress to sophomore status. 

Don't put off voirr math requirement, sicpx up for a 
class next semester. 


Is stvrdvinE!; abroad an option for von.' Discuss this with 
vom advisor. 

Are there courses vou should take during; the spring; 
semester to be on ti jck T,^ith major and GE require- 
ments' Ivlui a Progvi am Evaluation from A\ r ebAdiisor 
to check vovn' reqiiiremeiits. 

Don't put off vom - math recjiiiremeiit, sicpr up for a 
class next semester. Check vonr math placement score 
on WebAdvisor, in the Test Simimarv section. 


Juniors 


Seniors 


Now's the time to discuss vom - outstanding i-e cjvtire - 
ments itith ^ orn - ad\isor. Rim a Program Ev aluation 
fr om WebAdiisor, and talce it with von to -vour ap- 
pointment . You still have time to take a course ir± the 
spiiiio;. . .don't aet caught off efuard! 

Almost done T.vid:i voui" reqiiii'ements? Do von want to 
add a minor:' Don't delav! The deadline to add a mi- 
nor is the end of -vour *•-;.. : 1 rear. 


-Ax e von on track to giadiiate .' Run a Proni am Evalua- 
tion from A\'ebAdvisor to check vom requirements and 
review it veith vom' fa cult v advisor. 

Yom' facultv adiisors have ivondeifvd insight about 
vour chosen field. Ask questions about giadnate 
school. po;t-bai:i:,iLiureate proffi\ims . erctern ships . arxd 
summer opportunities . 

Vjv • • , . • • • i to vom Alovmt Facultv Adusors. 



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November 8 


November 9 


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Healthy Eating Tips for the Busy College Student 

The average college student is often pressed for time, under a lot of stress, and eating on the go. It 
may be difficult to avoid bad eating habits like skipping meals or frequenting fast food restaurants, 
but eating a healthy diet can help you feel better, cope with stress, and perform better in the 
classroom. Here are some tips to get started: 

1. Eat a good breakfast. It's the most important meal of the day! 

2. If you must eat fast foods, choose wisely. Try getting a side salad instead of the 
French fries, and watch out for high in fat salad dressing. 

3. Keep healthy snacks on hand. 

4. Eat foods rich in calcium, such as low-fat yogurt, low-fat cheese, and leafy green 
vegetables in your diet. 

5. If you drink alcohol, keep in mind it supplies calories but no nutritional value. 

6. Drink LOTS of water. Your body needs at least 8 glasses a day. 

7. Try to avoid eating for emotional reasons (i.e. when stressed, bored, sad, etc.) and 
focus on eating as a result of physical hunger. 

For more information on healthy eating tips or other issues, contact Counseling and Psychological 
Services (CPS) at (310) 954-4114. 



From Womei 



ELECTION 2012 



Every week leading up to the presidential election on November 6, a frequently asked 
question about voting will appear. Keep your eyes out and get informed! If you have 
any other questions feel free to stop by the Women's Leadership Office. 
THIS WEEK'S FAQs: 



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Academic Advisement 
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How can I vote a vote-by-mail ballot? 

Any registered voter may vote by a "vote-by-mail" ballot by: 

• Applying in writing to your county elections official; or 

• Completing the vote-by-mail ballot application that is included in your 
sample ballot, which your county elections official will mail to you prior to each 
election; or 

• Downloading and completing a vote-by-mail ballot application from www.sos.ca.gov 
When may I apply for a vote-by-mail ballot? 

You must apply for a vote-by-mail ballot at least 7 days before an election. 



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This Weekend at the Mount 




SuDdagll/*f 



Take a break from all those scary 
movies, and watch... 

WRECK-IT RALPH! 




It's getting a little 
chilly up here, better go 
shopping for warmer 
clothes! 

Check times on MyMSMC 
Portal for times . 



Settle down to a 
peaceful mass in the 
chapel at 7pm. 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 13 


Monday, November 12, 2012 Published by the Student Affairs Office 


This Weel 




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advitor about how to Calf ill 
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to transfer iiraSHirSfet and much 



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to Becoming a Nur 



Are you interested in 
becoming a nurse? 
Join us for a panel 
discussion led by staff and 
alumni who will discuss the 
nursing experience from 
preadmission to the job 
market! 




Educate Yourself to 
Be an Advocate on Behalf of Women! 

Half the Sky Film and Panel Discussion 
Mon, Nov, 1 2 7-9 p.m. Campus Center 

Weds,, Nov, 14 11-1:30 Bake Sale 
(Circle) 

* All week: 

*Donate school supplies, shoes and summer clothes for children in 
Ghana: Place items in boxes located throughout the Chalon Campus 
*Buy a raffle ticket to win prizes! 
*Get a polaroid of yourself advocating for Half The Sky 



Co-sponsored by: ASB , Business Department, Campus Ministry, Mind and Spirit Committee, 
Women's Leadership, Muslim Student Association, 
Religious Studies Department 

For questions contact lgarry@msmc.la.edu or call ext. 4067 




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Nachos & Hot Cheetos with Cheese 
Sale! 



n When: Tuesday November 13, 2012 
Time: llam- 2pm Place: Circle 
Price: $1.50/each 




Hello Athenians 



I hope everyone had a chance to VOTE 

last week! This is an amazing 
opportunity for all young Americans to 
become more involved with important 

decisions in our society. 
Here are this week's upcoming 
events: 

Monday November 12 

ASB Senior Social , goodie bags give 
away, Admin Lawn, 12-lpm 
ATP Apparel Sale 

Monday-Wednesday, Hannon Theater 
Foyer, 11: 30-2: 30pm 
Tuesday, November 13 

Pi Gama Mu Nacho Sale , Circle, 
10:30am-2pm 

Wednesday, November 14 

Muslim Students Association (MSA) ™ 
Lunch Fundraiser , Admin Lawn, 
12:30pm-2:30pm 




ASB Sophomore Pillow Making , Admin 
Lawn, l:30-2:30pm 
Pi Theta Mu Portos Fundraiser , Admin 
Lawn, 4:15pm-5:15pm 
Panqkat Pilipino's Annual Talent Show , 
Hannon Theater, 6pm-10pm 
Thursday, November 15 
Pangkat Pilipino - Lumpia Sale, 
Hannon Patio, 10am-2pm 
Le Club Francais French Film: Les 
Choristes , Hannon Theater, 6pm-8pm 
Gay Straight Alliance - Ugly Christmas 
Sweater Party , Student Lounge, 
6:30pm-10pm 
Thank you and have a great week! 



in 



Lauren Quirarte 
Chalon ASB President 
laurquir@mymsmc.la.edu 



15 

CAFTIPUS CENTER 

members are FREE if you paid 
dues 

MC students and guests a: 

Come and enjoy some 
delicious Hawaiian food, pla 1 
games, and enjoy music J en 
tertainment as we come to- 
gether as one Ohana 




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Thursday 

November 15, 2012 

12:30-2pm 
Administration Lawn 
Join us for some: 
Arts & Crafts 
Henna Tattoos 
Popcorn 
Pumpkin Decorating 
Caramel Apples 
and much more... 




yniiuu Brought to you by: 
dent Programming & Commuter Services 



Atheviiavi Promise: ( will commit myself to the pu.rsu.it of feiA,owledge with persoi/ud integrity avui aoademio hoi/testy. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 




Volume 38, Issue No. 13 



Monday, November 12, 2012 



Page 2 



Do you know your WomenARTFACTS? 

Who photographed John Lennon and Yoko Ono 
just hours before he was murdered? 





Tune in next weekfor 
more 

Women FACTS! 



Make sure you remember 
yourfactsand join uson 

November 29TH 

From AM til PM. 

Where you can play 
ArtSpin 
and 
Win Prizes! 



IL 



Christian Life 
Community (CLC) at Chalon 
Monday, November 19 ,h , from 8:00-9: 00pm in 
H402A 

If you would like to share with other students 
what is going on in your life, to reflect on how 
God is active in it, how to live your faith through 
service, work and study - or maybe, how to 
discover your calling in life — 
then CLC is the place for you. 
Everyone is welcome! 




If you would like to receive 
First Communion, 

to become a Catholic, or 
to be baptized... 
call Laura Gomez at 
x4124 to arrange for a 
meeting! 



TAIZE Prayer 
Thursday, Nov. 15 from 
7-8pm at Chalon in Mary 
Chapel 

Pray with us and for Peace 
We light candles and 
spend time singing and 
praying around the cross. 



Visit & Bring Food to our Homeless 
Neighbors: 
Sunday, November 18 th 

If you would like to help prepare meals 
for our neighbors 
in the Campus Ministry 
office at 5:45 pm 
or join in visiting our 
homeless neighbors, 
meeting at the chapel 
after the 7 pm Mass 



Come together to pray the ROSARY 
(or learn how!) 
Every Thursday 8-8:30 pm in Mary Chapel 




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eRefund is coming to the Mount! 

We are excited to announce eRefund for Students anticipated in the Spring 2013 - eRefund will provide the added convenience of 
having Students' refunds deposited directly into their checking or savings' accounts. 

The Financial Clearance deadline to clear your Student Account with the Business Office is December 12 th ! 

Students who have registered for the Spring 2013 semester will need to clear their account by the Financial Clearance Deadline. 
The Bursar's Office has a set date every semester for all MSMC students to financially clear their student account balances. The 
Financial Clearance Deadline for the Spring semester is every second Wednesday in December for returning students and every 
4 th Wednesday in December for Chalon transfer students. 

Students will need to clear the balance on their account by the Financial Clearance Deadline every semester, to avoid a $100 late 
clearance fee. If after the first day of class you have not cleared the balance on your account - the Bursar's Office will assess 
another $100 late fee and your account will be put on hold. 

Financial Clearance on your student account means that you will need to do the following listed below by the 

• Account Balance is paid via financial aid awards %ILi^S» 

• Payment of account balance in full or ^^^^^ 

• Enroll in Mount Payment Plan online via CASHNet for Spring 2013 t&T' 

• File the online Health insurance waiver (Needs to be completed every semester) fmWnw 
Please visit the Mount's portal and locate the Bursar's Office site located under "Finance" for more PJ7 H 
information regarding our Financial Clearance process. Wr W 
Please contact our Office at Chalon (3 10) 954-4040 or Doheny (213) 477-2540 for more information J? 
regarding our clearance deadlines or if you may have a restriction on your account. 



Get together wit 

in front of the statue 
If you don't know how 
If you don't have a rosary - 



r students to pray the 

ue of Our Lady. 
- we'll teach you! 
we'll give one to you! 




NEIGHBORS IN SERVICE 
Do you want to give some of your time 
to nt eed, 
baqlci c 

...working for immigrant rights 
...advocacy for an end to human 
trafficking 
...visiting our homeless neighbors, 
giving support to shelters 
and advocating for policies 
to help end homelessness in Los 
Angeles! 

Then call Christine S. in Campus 
Ministry, 
at x4125. 



Honor loved ones who have 
died... 
The Altar for the Dead 
in Mary Chapel (at Mary's altar) 
will be up until Thanksgiving... 

You are welcome to leave a photo, a 

memento, 
or the name of your loved one there, 
and to write his or her name in the 
Book of the Dead. 



Begin your day with 

Gratitude! 
MORNIN ER 
every T 

Thursday 
9:30-9:50 AM 
in Mary Chapel! 
Start your mornings with 

gratitude and song! 
This ecumenical Christian 
prayer is celebrated each 
morning, throughout the world, 
as a way to welcome God's 
gift of a new day of life! 



CAMPUS MINISTRY IS HERE FOR 
YOU! 

Find us around campus or contact us 
by phone or email or on the web - 
Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of 
Campus Ministry (Chalon) x4124, 
lqomez@msmc.la.edu 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 



COOKIES! 
Enjoy fresh baked 
cookies 
every Monday 
afternoon at 2 pm 

in the Campus Ministry 
)ffice on the first floor of 
he Humanities building. 



Make-a-Pillo 





Interested in living in a fabulous close-knit community on Campus for the 

2013-2014 term? 

Well here is your chance! Live in the Magnificat House! 




Pray in community twice a month. 

Offer prayer for the larger Mount Community 

twice a month. 

Enjoy a fun community night once a month 
Once a semester do community outreach/service. 
Be open to spiritual growth. 
Be open to funin 



If you are interested please 
contact Laura Gomez at 
lgomez @ msmc.la.edu 
or call her at 310 954 4124 You 
do not need to be Catholic to live 
in this community. 





CPS. 




Attention freshman! 

Did you take college level courses while in High School 
that did not count towards your HS graduation? Would 
you like to receive credit for it? If so, please have your 

High School counselor send a letter indicating which 
course(s) you took that did not count towards 

graduation. You will also need an official transcript 
from the school you attended. Please have transcripts 

sent directly from the school attended to the Mount. 
Hand-delivered transcripts are not considered official. 

ATTENTION New Transfer Students ! Remember, 
you only have one semester to contest your Transfer 
Credit Evaluation. For more information visit us on 
MyMSMCPortal or stop by during posted drop-in 
hours. 



For more information contact Academic 
Advisement at 
(310) 954-4070 
New Office Hours: 
Mon - Thurs. 8:00am - 5:00pm 



Fall 2012 Drop-in Hours: 

1 on day to Friday from 10-11 am & l-2pm 



I 



Healthy Eating Tips for the Busy College Student 

The average college student is often pressed for time, under a lot of stress, and eating on the go. It may be 
difficult to avoid bad eating habits like skipping meals or frequenting fast food restaurants, but eating a healthy 
diet can help you feel better, cope with stress, and perform better in the classroom. Here are some tips to get 

started: 

1. Eat a good breakfast. It's the most important meal of the day! 

2. If you must eat fast foods, choose wisely. Try getting a side salad instead of the French fries, 
and watch out for high in fat salad dressing. 

3. Keep healthy snacks on hand. 

4. Eat foods rich in calcium, such as low-fat yogurt, low-fat cheese, and leafy green 
vegetables in your diet. 

5. If you drink alcohol, keep in mind it supplies calories but no nutritional value. 

6. Drink LOTS of water. Your body needs at least 8 glasses a day. 

7. Try to avoid eating for emotional reasons (i.e. when stressed, bored, sad, etc.) and focus on 
eating as a result of physical hunger. 



For more information on healthy eating tips or other issues, contact Counseling and Psychological Services 

(CPS) at (310) 954-4114. 




$5(M) Travel Award Opportunity 
Sr. Aline Marie Gerber Travel Award 

* Lxplore ,mcl experience tlie different culmrei. 

• For Kincknts undying in Europe da* might me an traveling to other 
conn trie*. 

■ For Students .tr t "S J »Jxt«r sscIkjo]* it uti^lvt mciti .n lending c.-it]ltii'.ij 
events or veiling hwtorir sites in die II, S; 

• I'H xtudi'iirt in Washington D.C" it might be nscd for transportation to 
die/lr mtershlfjs .mJ claw field trijw. 

* It is up to the student* to determine how they wanl to use 
ttu- J'unds uitfi tin- ivstrk I Eh hi* lh.it die money i^ivunt hi- usod 
fiir lumks, I Milium* or room and board* 

Applications available on 
\ I y M SMCFortal — s t u t iy A b n m c 1 

l>ojfUitios: 

Fall — April 5 
Spring — November ^ 



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This Weekend at the Mount 



Friday 11/16 




Saturday IV 17 



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BreaKing Dawn 
Part 2 

with friendsf 



bre aking dawn 



to ma IK along the pier 
or shop on Third £tre 
promenade! 





Sunday 11/18 



Check MyPortal for Shuttle Schedules 



Head to Mass at i pm 
and then help 
^ 'distribute food to 
g^Jgl the homeless 
afterwards? 





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Volume 38, Issue No. 14 Monday, November 19, 2012 


Published by the Student Affairs Office 


This Week At the Mount 



November is the time to„. 

Be smoke-free. 

Stop by Student Health Services during 
our regular business hours in November 
and get a free kit or guide 




GREAT AMERICAN 

SMOKEOUT 




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and take the 
pledge to be 
smoke-freeJ 



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ezrents sponsored &y student liecdth services 



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ASB Sophomore Event, 



ASB Commuter Event, 



Wednesday Nov 
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onday Nov 
Ik SC Co 



Admin Lawn, l:30-2:30pm 



, Student Lounge, l-2pm 



Attention Freshman! 

Did you take college level courses while in High School that did not count towards 
your HS graduation? Would you like to receive credit for it? If so, please have your 
High School counselor send a letter indicating which course(s) you took that did 
not count towards graduation. You will also need an official transcript from the 

school you attended. Please have transcripts sent directly from the school 
attended to the Mount. Hand-delivered transcripts are not considered official. 

ATTENTION New Transfer Students ! Remember, you only have one semester to 
contest your Transfer Credit Evaluation. For more information visit us on 
MyMSMCPortal or stop by during posted drop in hours. 

Additional Language Placement Exam: 

November 30, 2012 
2:00pm -3:30pm 

H403 
New Office Hours: 
Mon - Thurs. 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Fri. 8:00am -4:00pm 
Academic Advisement Quote of the Week! 

"The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you." 

B. B. King (born 1925) 



ASB Mount Event, 



Tuesday Nov 2 
ing of the Ci 



, the Circle, 6:30pm-8:30pm 



is an annual Mount Event that we host in honor of the Holiday 
Season. Our team puts up the Christmas tree and lights. We have carolers and sing 
Christmas songs. It's an extremely beautiful event to go to and we would LOVE to see 
you all there. Thank you, have a beautiful Thanksgiving break, and see you all soon! 

CWoJuriA. ASB FrtMJdiAAt 





THANKSGIVING BREAK INFORMATION 
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! 



i 




Can I stay in the residence halls during 
thanksgiving Break? 

YES. You can stay i n the Residence H al Is any day 
during Thanksgiving Break . 

Si gn the TH AN KSG I VI N G C E N SU S by your 
RA'sdoor by 4 PM on Monday, November 39. It 

is i mportant that you sign up so that we can account 
for you i n case of an emergency. 



What should I do if I'm going home for 
Thanksgiving Break? 

Take home any val uabl es that you have i n 
your room and remember to lock your door 
before leaving 

The Col I ege i s not responsi bl e for any thefts 
that occur on campus. 




The Road to Becoming a Nu 

Are you 
i nterested 
becoming a 
nurse? 
Join us for a 

panel 
discussion led 

by staff and 
a I umn i who will 
discuss the 
nursing 
experience from 
preadmission to 
the job market! 



DE STRESS DAY 



WEDNESDAY 

NOVEMBER 28, 2012 

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12:00 PM - 3:00 PM 

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CHALON CIRCLE 




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Will food be provided if I'm staying on 
campus on Thursday, November 22, 
Friday, November 23 and/ or Saturday 
November 24? 

The cafeteria will be closed but Food 
Serviceswill be providing meals to those 
who 

fill out a pick-up menu and submit it to the 
Residence Life Office in person (must show 
MSMC ID) by 

12:00 pm on Thursday, November 15 

Pick-up menus will be available at the 
floor meeting on Monday, November 12 
and also in the Residence Life Office on 
Tuesday, November 13. 

Funds for the meals will be deducted from 
your meal plan on Monday, November 1 9 
even if you did not pick up the meals by the 
given deadline. Please plan accordingly. 

You must pick up your meals at the 
cafeteria on Wednesday, November 21 
before 4:30 pm. 

It is your responsibility to pick up the items 
by the deadline, otherwise you will not be 
able to pick up your items. Do not page the 
RA on-duty as they do not have access to 
the cafeteria. 

Residence Life and Food Services will be 
hosting a Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday, 
November 22 at 5 PM in Brady 1 st Lounge. 
You must indicate your attendance in the 
pick-up menu. 



If I am locked out or have an emergency, 
who should I call? 

RAs wi 1 1 be on-duty duri ng the Thanksgi vi ng 
break. You can page them as needed. 

Residents can page the RA on duty if they 
need to use any of the servi ces avai I abl e at the 
Res Desk between 8:00 am to 10:00 pm. 

After 10:00 pm, RAs will only do lock outs and 
loan out jumper cables. The Res Desk will also 
be open on Saturday and Sunday between 
2:00 and 4:00 pm. 

The Res Desk will resume its regular 
operations on Monday, November 26th. 



When will the cafeteria close, and 
when will it re-open? 

The cafeteria will be closed during the 
Thanksgiving Break. 

The I ast meal served i n the cafeteri a wi 1 1 be 
dinner on Wednesday, November 21 

Thefirst meal served will be brunch on 
Sunday, November 25. 




SPONSORED B Y 
Counseling X Psychological Servient and Heaith Services 



Will STDPTrans be available during 
Thanksgiving Break? 

The STOPTrans will be running on a limited 
schedule. Please plan accordingly. 

The shuttles will not be running during this 
ti me. 



Athenian Promise: I will respect the sanctity of the learning environment and avoid disruptive and deceitful behavior toward other members of the college community* 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 14 Monday, November 19, 2012 Page 2 




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Campus Ministry c= 



Important Messages from the Business Office 

C ASHNets eRefund and 1098T Enrollment eRefund 
Mount Students who will anticipate a refund in the Spring 2013 semester will now be able to have refunds deposited directly into 
your checking orsavings accounts. Terms and conditions will apply - students will need to have a valid checking orsavings 
account Enrollment is free and can only be setup through your CASHNet account Information regarding enrollment in 
C ASHNets eRefund will be sent in the upcoming weeks! 

Student "lax Forms- 1098Ts 

Students who would like to receive an electronic copy of their 1098T will need to opt in on CASHNet- if you have not done so 
already - please be sure to login to your CASHNet Student Ac count on line and enroll. The 1098Tisa tax form that you may 
need foryour annual tax filing purposes. Avoid delay in receiving yourforms in the mail and opt in for your electronic copy 

today! 

Financial Clearance Deadlines 

Students who have registered forthe Spring 2013 semester will need to clear their account by the Financial Clearance Deadline. 

Please check your email for a new CASHNet statement that reflects new charges forthe Spring semester enrollment in the 
Spring 2013 Payment Plans on CASHNet will be available on November 15, 2012. Please see our Financial Clearance Deadlines 

on the Mounts portal under "finance" for more information regarding our clearance deadlines. 
Students will need to clearthe balance on their account by the Financial Clearance Deadline every semester, to avoid a $100 
late clearance fee and a restriction placed on account If after the first day of class you have not cleared the balance on your 
account- the Bursar's Office will assess another $100 late fee and your account will be put on hold, 
financial Clearance on your student account means that you will need to do the following listed below by the clearance 

deadline: 

• Ac count Bala nee is paid via financial aid awards 
• Payment of account balance in full or 
• Enroll in Mount Payment Plan online via CASHNet for Spring 2013 - Available November 15, 2012 
• file the online Health insurance waiver (Available December 1st 2012) 

Please visit us the Business Office directly for more information regarding our clearance deadlines or if you may have a restriction on 

your account information. Students may also contact us at the Chalon Campus at (310) 954-4040 or the Doheny Campus at 
(213) 477-2540. The Bursar's Office 




Did you know that the Mount has a running club? It is called I 



the ATHENIAN RUNNING CLUB (ARC) 

Congratulations to the Athenian Running Club for 
completing the Run for Her 5K race that took place on 
Sunday, November 11, 2012. 



Fourteen members of the ARC club participated in this 5K j 
race to raise funds and support Cedars-Sinai Women's 
Cancer Program. Founded in the early 1990s, this 

multidisciplinary program seeks to end cancer as a threat to I 

women through research, education and prevention, clinical j 

care, and advocacy. If you would like to learn more about . 
this program or participate in future fundraising events, 

please visit their page at htt p://www. kinte ra .o rq/f af/h o m e/ I 

ccp.asp?ievent=1019200&ccp=113587 | 



If you would like to join the Athenian Running Club or learn 
more about it, please contact the president Michelle Mai at 
michmai@mymsmc.la.edu. 



ADVENTURE AVAI 



EES 



d $1,500 to an adventurous Mount student who plans 
e the United States. 



nt is intended to supplement a planned trip and may be used for transportation to and from the 
destination, travel within the country(ies) visited, or for incidentals or indulgences that add to the 
pleasure of the trip or to the memories of it 



The grant will not be awarded to cover costs of a study-abroad program. However, if you are 
participating in such a program, the grant can be applied to a trip you plan yourself outside of the 



program. 



Mount Globetrotters have used their grants to travel to India, Spam, England, Egypt, Jordan, Germany, 
Austria, the Czech Republic, Switzerland, and Honduras 



Check out the Grant Winners page at www.globetrottergrant.org for examples of successful Mount 
student proposals and to read about their adventures. And plan on applying for the grant on January 28! 



a period of quiet anticipation of the gradual coming 
of 

Light in the darkness - 
is coming 

beginning at sundown Saturday, Dec. I ! 

To purchase an Advent Wreath for $15 per wreath j 
(to cover costs - not for profit!) 
please fill out the form 
located on the Portal under Registration and 
Order Forms at 
https://portal.mount.msmc.la.edu/student-life/ I 
campus- ministry/ Paqes/default.aspx 
and return it to your Campus Ministry office. 
Deadline for orders: Monday, Nov. 26 



Advent WREATH- MAKI NG party and snacks 

Thursday and Friday, Nov. 29 & 30 
from 11:00am - 4:30pm in the Campus Ministry Offio 

Order a wreath and we will make it at our 
Advent gatherings! 
Enjoy music, crafts, food and fun with new and 

old friends while 
you create a fun project that will help people 
pray during Advent! 



COOKIES! 
Enjoy fresh baked cookies 
every Monday afternoon at 2pm 

j in the Campus Ministry office on the j 
! first floor of the Humanities building, j 



Visit SC Bring Food to our Homeless 
Neighbors: 
Sunday, December 2 nd 

If you would like to help prepare meals for 

our neighbors 
in the Campus Ministry office at 5:45 pm 
or join in visiting our homeless neighbors, 
meeting at the chapel after the 7 pm Mass, 
please call the Campus Ministry Office at 
X4125 for details! 



If you would like to 
receive First 
Communion, 
to become a Catholic, 

or to be baptized... 
call Laura Gomez at 
x4124 to arrange for a 
meeting! 





NEIGHBORS PRAYER 
Every Thursday from 1- 
1:30pm in Mary Chapel 

We will pray for the people we 
serve, and for whom we advocate j 

every Thursday at Chalon. 
Remaining date this semester is ! 
Nov. 29. 
Then call Christine S. in 
Campus Ministry, 
at x4125. 



I Ever wished you could just 
sit down and really talk . . . 
| about life, about God, about 
how they're connected? 

Christian Life Community 
(CLC) at Chalon 
\ Monday, November 19 th , from 
8:00-9:00pminH402A 



HAPPY _ 
THANKSGIVING! 




MASS, MASS, MASS! 
There will not be Mass on campus on campus 
on 

Sunday, November 25 

Take this time to be with your families and 
friends! 

Mass will be celebrated at Carondelet Center at 
10 am- 

and you're always welcome there. 
We will see you for 
FIRST SUNDA Y OF ADVENT MASS 
Sunday, December 2, at 7pm in Mary Chapel 
Join in lighting the first candle of the Advent 
Wreath, 

and praying for the dawning of Light in the 
world 

and for each other during finals week. 
This will be the last campus Mass of this 
semester. 

Everyone is welcome -- of every religious 
tradition, as well as family and friends! 



Begin your day with 

Gratitude! 
MORNING PRAYER 
Tuesday from 9:30-9:50 AM 
in Mary Chapel! 



CAMPUS MINISTRY IS HERE FOR YOU! \ 

| Find us around campus or contact us by phone j 
or email or on the web - 
Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of Campus 
| Ministry (Chalon) x4124, lqomez@msmc.la.edu j 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 



Honor loved ones who have died... 
The Altar for the Dead 
in Maty Chapel (at Mary's a Ha r) 
remains in place until Thanksgiving... 

You are welcome to leave a photo, a 

memento, 
or the name of your loved one there, 
and to write his or her name in the Book 
of the Dead. 




Interested in living in a fabulous close-knit community on Campus for the 

2013-2014 term? 

Well here is your chance! Live in the Magnificat House! 



Pray in community twice a month. 

Offer prayer for the larger Mount Community 

twice a month. 

Enjoy a fun community night once a month 
Once a semester do community outreach/service. 
Be open to spiritual growth. 
Be open to funiii 



If you are interested please 
contact Laura Gomez at 
lgomez @ msmc.la.edu 
or call her at 310 954 4124 You 
do not need to be Catholic to live 
in this community. 





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CPS Ttp of the Week: 

'Manage your hofiday stress, Qt is common to fee( overwhefmed hy 
the increased demands on your time for sociai gatherings, shoyying. 
syeciaf meafs, etc. during this time of the year. When it comes to 
coying with stress, focus your attention on your hody, emotions, and 
behaviors. T' o refax your hody, consider deey breathing, exercise, or 
getting a massage. o refax your emotions, he reafistic ahout 
expectations for the hofiday s, faugh, or read In terms of hehavior, 
stoy rushing and start y fanning, say (<r hfol" if you're too husy, and 
heffexihfe. 

r- " For more help with managing holiday stress or 

other issues, contact Counseling and Psychological 
r- ^ Services (CPS) at (310) 954-4114. 



$500 Travel Award Opportunity 
Sr. Aline Marie Gerber Travel Award 



Lgsrotog ifeistoce $rogr$ro$/ 



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countries . 

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tin- funds wiih the mtrictfota* iIiai ihe money < intuit he used 
tar book*, tuition, or room mid board. 

Applications available on 
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l>yad lines; 
la]]— April : 
Spring — November 5 



Meet with your ISAE Counselor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph 2x/ 
sem; Jr/Sr lx/sem) 

Update your Educational Plan (EVERY SEMESTER) 
Meet with your Peer Advisor (Freshmen 3x/sem; 
Soph 2x/sem; Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored cultural, 
leadership, educational or volunteer Events/ 
Activities EVERY SEMESTER. Sign "non-ISAE/Learning 
Center " events in log in ISAE Office for credit. 
Final ISAE Counselor/Peer Advisor 

ointment Deadlines ^ 
reshman: 11/26 B f| S)^) 

ophomores: 11/26 B^^Jfl 
uniors/ Seniors: 11/26 HmA 



TAis Week end at t&c A\ot4$*t 



Friday 11/23 



Black Friday Shopping! 

Go out with 
your family and 
friends to get 
awesome sales! 



Sunday 11/25 





Take a relaxing break 
after the shopping! 
walk on the beach 
Or read a book! 




Come to Mass at 7 pm! 
Then volunteer to hand 
out food to the homeless 
and give back to the 
community! 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 15 



Monday, November 26, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 




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Hello At henians! 

Welcome back from Thanksgiving Break. I hope you all had a great time with 

family and friends and are ready to end the Fall 2012 semester strong! 
Calling all commuters! We're having a commuters Milk and Cookie event in 
the Student Lounge on Monday November 26from 1-2pm. Please join us in 

making crafts and relaxing before finals! 
Lighting of the Circle is our last ASB event of the Fall and we would love it if 
you all could come celebrate the holiday's with us! It's on Tuesday November 
27 from 6:30pm-8:30pm in the Circle. 








DE-STRESS DAY 



Good luck studying and finishing any projects or papers! 



Lauren Quirarte 
Chalon ASB President 




Lighting of the Circle 

Sponsored by Chalon ASB 



Join Chalon ASB for a night of food, caroling, and Christmas 
spirit! 

November27, 2012 6:30pm -8:30pm 

The Circle 



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Caunietmg £ Ps/chefogka! Services and Heafth Service. 



The Road to Becoming a Nurse 



and alumni who will <£i 



nursing 



experience from pre-admiswan tp the ja 
miiirkel! 




Do 

Whic h African 
tableaus 



Let' splay 
ARTSWAP! 

Collect all 20 
"baseball cards" of 
the women artist 
that are celebrated 
in this event! 

You will be eligible 
for a grand prize of 
a photo shoot, an 
art piece, and many 




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an artist uses f 
ng stereotypes 



Hie Liberation of 
AuntJ emima, 1972 




Interested in living in a fabulous close-knit community on Campus for the 
jjf 2013-2014 term? 

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^srotog &%i\%X$fo<t§ ^fo^m%/ 

H-207 Ext. 4144 



Pray in community twice a month. 

Offer prayer for the larger Mount Community 

twice a month. 

Enjoy a fun community night once a month 
Once a semester do community outreach/service. 
Be open to spiritual growth. 
Be open to funm 



If you are interested please 
contact Laura Gomez at 
lgomez @ msmc.la.edu 
or call her at 310 954 4124 You 
do not need to be Catholic to live 
in this community. 






November is the time to, 



Be smoke-free. 

Stop by Student Health Services during r"RFAT AAAFRk" AN 

our regular business hours in November q ^Ay^y\^^i\^ 

and get a free kit or guide J/ V \l^lxtv-/LJ I 




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pledge to be 
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healthy campus 



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events sponsored 6y student iiea£tk settles 





Important Messages from the Business OSSice 

C ASHNet s e Refund and 1098T En id lime nte Refund 
Mount Students who will anticipate a refund in the Spring 2013 semester will now be able to have refunds deposited 
directly into yourchecking or savings accounts. Terms and conditions will apply - students will need to have a valid 
checking or savings account Enrollment is free and can only be setup through your C ASHNet account Information 
regarding enrollment in C ASHNet s e Refund will be sent in the upcoming weeks! 

Student lax Forms - 1098Ts 

Students who would like to receive an electronic copy of their 1098T will need to opt in on C ASHNet- if you have not 
done so already - please be sure to login to your C ASHNet Student Ac count on line and enroll. The 1098Tisa tax form 
that you may need for your annual tax filing purposes. Avoid delay in receiving your forms in the mail and opt in for your 

electronic copy today! 

Financial Clearance Deadlines 
Students who have registered for the Spring 2013 semester will need to clear their account by the Financial Clearance 
Deadline. Please check your email for a newC ASHNet statement that reflects new charges for the Spring semester 
enrollment in the Spring 2013 Payment Plans on C ASHNet will be available on November 15, 2012. Please see our 
Financial Clearance Deadlines on the Mounts portal under "finance" for more information regarding ourclearance 

deadlines 

Students will need to clearthe balance on their account by the Financial Clearance Deadline every semester, to avoid a 
$100 late clearance fee and a restriction placed on account If after the first day of class you have not cleared the 
balance on your account- the Bursar's Office will assess another $100 late fee and your account will be put on hold. 
Financial Clearance on your student account means that you will need to do the following listed below by the clearance 

deadline: 

• Account Balance is paid via financial aid awards 
• Payment of ac c ount ba la nc e in full or 
• Enroll in Mount Payment Plan online via C ASHNet for Spring 2013 - Available November 15, 2012 
• Hie the online Health insurance waiver (Available December 1st 2012) 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 15 



Monday, November 26, 2012 



Page 2 




Prayer for Finals 




Did you know that the Mount has a running club? It is called the ATHENIAN RUNNING CLUB (ARC) 

Congratulations to the Athenian Running Club for completing the Run for Her 5K race that took place on I 

Sunday, November 11, 2012. 

Fourteen members of the ARC club participated in this 5K race to raise funds and support Cedars-Sinai 
Women's Cancer Program. Founded in the early 1990s, this multidisciplinary program seeks to end cancer 
as a threat to women through research, education and prevention, clinical care, and advocacy. If you would 
like to learn more about this program or participate in future fundraising events, please visit their page at 
http://www.kintera.orq/faf/home/ccp.asp?ievent=1019200&ccp=113587 

If you would like to join the Athenian Running Club or learn more about it, please contact the president 
Michelle Mai at michmai@mymsmc.la.edu. 



$500 Travel Award Opportunity 

Sr. Aline Marie Gerber Travel Award 

♦ Explore and experience the different cultures. 

♦ For students studying in Europe this might mean traveling to other 
countries . 

+ For students at CSJ sister schools it might mean attending; cultural 
events or visiting historic sites in the LI.S; 

♦ For students in Washington D.C it might be used for transportation to 
their inter ships and class field trips. 

♦ It is Lip to the students to determine how they w ant to use 
the funds, with the restric tions that the money cannot be used 
For books, tuition, or room and board. 



Applications available on 
MyMSJVlCPortal Study Abroad 

Deadlines: 

Fall April 5 

Spring November 5 



FINAL EXAMS SCHEDULE 



Exam Periods 


Monday 

Dec. 3 


Tuesday 
Dec. 4 


Wednesday 
Dec. 5 


Thursday 
Dec. 6 


Friday 

Dec. 7 


8:00-10:00 
AM 


M-W-F 

9:10a-10:10a 


F - TH 


M-W-F 

S:00a-9:00a 


F- FH 

8:00a-9:30a 


In- 
House 


10:30 - 12:30 
PM 


M-W-F 
U:30a-12:30p 


F - FH 

9:40a-Ll:10a 


M-W-F 

10:20a-l 1:20a 


F-FH 

ll:20a-12:50p 


Faculty 


1:00 - 3:00 
PM 


M-W-F 

l:50p-2:50p 


F - FH 


M-W-F 

12:40p-l:40p 


F-FH 


Work 


3:30 - 5:30 
PM 


M-W 

3:00p-4:30p 


F - FH 

4:00p-5:30p 


M-W-F 

4:40p-6:LOp 


F-FH: 

2:20p-3:50p 


Day 


6:00-9:00 
PM 


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OGOD, 

t seems as though our lives 
are one test after another, 
ighing us in somebody's balance. 
vf3 ave us from taking the coming tests 
too seriously or too lightLj, 
but grant that we may reflect 
the best of the work, we've done 
nd the best of the teaching we've received. A men - 



/// see you Tor 
Fl RSF SUNDAY OF ADVENF MASS 
and 

CESSION of roses and prayer in honor of 



Sunday, December 2 at 7pm in Mary Chapel 

Join in lighting the first candle of the Advent Wreath, 
and praying for the dawning of Light in the world 
and for each other during finals week. 

This will be the last campus Mass of this semester. 
At its end, we bring our roses to the Lady of Guadalupe, 
And sing the Mahanitas. 

Everyone is welcome -- of every religious tradition, as well as 
family and friends 



12 th Day of Christmas 
Mass of the Epiphany (Los Tres Reyes) 
-- the First Mass of the New Semester! 
January 6, 2013 at 7:00pm in Mary Chapel 

Your family and friends are always welcome! 



on the evening of Dec. 2 in the residence halls 
Put your shoes out in front of your door by 8:00pm ! 
St. Nicholas wants to leave you a little gift in them. 

I f you can, leave a gift that St. Nicholas can share 
with our homeless neighbors! 
See if you can find things like a new tube of 
toothpaste, a fresh bar of soap, new shampoo or a 
hairbrush, new socks - something that would be a 

wonderful gift for our homeless friends. 
St. Nicholas will be coming by to leave a little sign 
of love in your shoes! 



a period of quiet anticipation of the gradual coming of 
Light in the darkness 
is coming 

beginning at sundown Saturday, Dec. I 




please fill out the form 
located on the Portal under Registration and Order Forms 
at 



and return it to your Campus Ministry office. 
Deadline for orders: Monday, Nov. 26 



Thursday and Friday, Nov. 29 & 30 
from 11:00am - 4:30pm in the Campus Ministry Office 
Order a wreath and we will make it at our Advent 
gatherings! 

Enjoy music, crafts, food and fun with new and old friends while 
you create a fun project that will help people pray during Advent! 




Tuesday & Thursday from 9:30-9:50 AM 
in Mary Chapel! 

Start your mornings with gratitude and song! 
This ecumenical Christian prayer is celebrated each morning, 
throughout the world, 
as a way to welcome God's gift of a new day of life! 



on papers-and-exams Mondays at 2pm 

in the Campus Ministry office on the first floor of the Humanities 
building. 



Find us around campus or contact us by phone or email or on the 
web 

Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of Campus Ministry (Chalon) 
x4124, 

lgomez@msmc.la.edu 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 




Christmas Crossword 

Make all the words fit into this crossword. 
Each word is only used once. 



ELF 
TOY 
GIFT 
BELL 
TREE 
STAR 
SANTA 
COMET 
CUPID 
VIXEN 
CANDY 
FROSTY 
WREATH 
DASHER 
DONNER 
SLEIGH 
DANCER 
CHIMNEY 
BLITZEN 
RUDOLPH 
PRANCER 
SNOWMAN 
PRESENTS 
REINDEER 



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This 'Weekend at the Mount 



Saturday 12/1 Sunday 12/2 



Come join us for 
Carols of the Season Concert 
at 7:30pm in Mary Chapel! 



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Come join us for 
Mass at 7 pm as we 
celebrate our 
Lady of Guadalupe. 



Chalon g>tutient JBeto 




Volume 39, Issue No. 16 



Monday, December 3, 2012 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 




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From tho office of Academic Advisement: 

7 tnak are around f he corner, setyoarseif ftp for success by. . . 




* Taking rtit (iiiw [»] rt E -i i>rg:miiji*-[l :u ul pHmriliz?. Beghi vcmij in.bd.yi 
with a. clean,, nice workspac t and x phn tor as ro how to nts^Liuzf- ill*- kttLtfd 
amount of time you liable. 

* Schedule in Sliidy Breaks, It it important Cd allow yours* It" short brcal 
to techaige yqiu. biaiii and help improve yom cojicenttation. Take wine tLi:ic to 
stretch, take- a wall; ontiidr , or chat with a friend. 

* Schedule in Sleep Tinie, Getting sleep is cuKiaJ (o pee venting burning 
out 1 R,:iThei than uyuig ro ciam tveiything imo yom l>i*m an4 giving np stop* 
getting enough horns of sleep wfll help yon better [elain utfoin^bon ut the end 

We trishyo/r the best afhtrkf 



a period of quiet anticipation of the 
gradual coming of 
Light in the darkness 
begins at sundown Saturday, Dec. I ! 

Let the peace and hope of Advent be 
your guide during this hectic exam £ , 
week. 



Lcheck out IS Hot Tip* tor l J iiLtfk Crock] Professor's Guide for more tips: 
htrp: / /www.nsncws.eoni/ cdneat icn/blog^/ njofessors-guidi- /20 10/ 1 2/ IO/top-i.vhot-iipa-foj-fLn»3& 



Happy Finals Week, Athenians! 
Good luck on final exams, papers, and proj* 



See vou all in 





Plan now to 
begin your new semester with the 
12th Day of Christmas 
Mass of the Epiphany (Los Tres Reyes) 
-- the First Mass of the New Semester! 

January 6, 201 5 at /-.OO^m in Mary (^hapel 

Your family and friends are always 
welcome! 




Prayer for Finals 

OGOD, 

|t seems as though our lives 
are one test after another, 
weighing us in somebody's balance. 
^3 ave us from talcing the coming tests 
too seriously or too lightly, 
but grant that we may reflect 
the best of the worlc we've done 
nd the best of the teaching we've received. 
Amen. 




CAMPUS Ml Nl STRY I S HERE ... 

And wishes you an Advent that grows in light, and a C-hristmas time of joy. W e: 
you on the 1 2th f\|ight for the (Christmas Mass of Epiphany! 
Prayers for you as the semester ends! 




Enjoy fresh baked, calming cookies 

papers-and-exams Mondays at 2pm 

in the Campus Ministry office on the first 
^-jL floor of the Humanities building. 



Find us around campus or contact us by phone or 
email or on the web 
Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of Campus 
Ministry (Chalon) x4124, lqomez@msmc.la.edu 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 



Safe 3-Cofida 



ing! 



As we approach the Holiday Season, we all know what that means SHOPPING!! Personal safety is an issue 

hat concerns all of us and below is a list of tips to help you take control of your own safety while you are out 
looking for that special gift. 
As You Shop Around : 

-Walk confidently and be alert of your surroundings. 

• Keep your shopping bags within sight at all times. ^H!H~-^I 

• Large sums of cash in plain view only invite thieves to you. 

- Never leave your credit card or purse on the counter. Remember to protect your identity. 

• Carry your handbag or purse close to your body. 

• Don't carry your wallet in your back pocket. 

• Shop with friends whenever possible. Choose the buddy system. 

• Report any and all suspicious people or situation to mall security. 

Remember, your personal safety begins with you! Shopping during the holidays can be fun and exciting for 
everyone. Don't let your holidays be spoiled because of careless behavior on your part. Think smart, shop smart 
and you will have a positive shopping experience. 

DEPARTMENT OF CAMPUS SECURITY: Phone: 310-954-4321 (Chalon), Phone: 213-477-2502 (Doheny) 
Michael McFatridge Director of Campus Security 



Athenian Promise: I will contribute to the development of a caring community where compassion for others and freedom of 

thought and expression are valued* 

Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 

^ * Submissions are due every Wednesday at 12:00 PM for the next week's issue. ^ H 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu JlJS 



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Volume 38, Issue No. 17 


Monday, January 7, 2013 Published by the Student Affairs Office 


This Week At the Mount 



Welcome Bock Athenian/! 

Happy New Yearand welcome 
backto The Mount! On behalf of 
ASB, I'd like to extend a special 
welcome to the new transfer 
students! I hope you all had a 
wonderful winter break and are 
ready forthe excitement of the 
Spring 2013 semester! 

Chalon ASB President 
laurquir@mymsmc.la.edu 



SAVE THE DATE: 




Chalon ASB presents 

Mount Community Night 
(MCN) 

Thursday, February 21st 

More information to come! 



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1. Be realistic in your goals 

Break down your goal into smaller, 
Reward yourself for every positive step 

2. Start with a plan and stick to it 

Create strategies to deal with possible setbacks 
Track your progress to stay motivated 

3. Team up with a friend or loved one & r o ^ 

List your goals and share them with a friend for accountability 
You'll be able to encourage and support one another 

4. Look at the bright side and allow yourself mistakes 

You will reach your goal more easily if you accentuate the positive 
Don't beat yourself up for setbacks 

5. Think of resolutions as opportunities to try new things 

Resolutions should not seem like punishments 
If you try to make them fun, you will be more likely to stick with 
them 

6. Try, try again 

If you don't succeed at first, don't be discouraged. 
Not many people are able to reach their goals on the first try. Try 
again! 

For more information, contact CPS at (310)954-4114 (Chalon), (210)477-2668 (Doheny) 



Welcome to the Mount Family! The Women's Leadership Office is here to assist 
! you. We hope you will be able to join us for the Transfer Welcome Luncheon on 

Tuesday, January 8 th from l-2pm in Hannon Parlor. Be sure to check out this 
valuable resource webpage designed specifically for you: www.msmc.la.edu/spring- ^ 
transfer 

Our office is located on the Ground Floor of Leavey Commons, adjacent to the 
Student Lounge and we can be reached at 310-954-4350 or 
leadership@msmc.la.edu . Feel free to stop by and introduce yourself during 
business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm. 

Sincerely, 

Dr. Rosalyn Kempf- Director, Women's Leadership 
Aurora E. Israelson - Associate Director, Women's Leadership 




Welcome Bock Residents! 

Meet and reconnect with your RAs and 
fellow residents at the mandatory 

First Floor Meeting 

Monday, January 7th 
9:30 PM 



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Attention Freshman! 

Did you take college level courses while in High School that did not 
count towards your HS graduation? Would you like to receive credit 
for it? If so, please have your High School counselor send a letter 
indicating which course(s) you took that did not count towards 
graduation. You will also need an official transcript from the school 
you attended. Please have transcripts sent directly from the school 
attended to the Mount. Hand-delivered transcripts are not 
considered official. 




ATTENTION New Transfer Students ! Remember, you only have 
one semester to contest your Transfer Credit Evaluation. For more 
info visit us on MyMSMCPortal or stop by during posted drop-in 
hours. 



New Office Hours: 

Mon - Thurs. 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Fri. 8:00am -4:00pm 



310-954-4070/H401 
advisement@msmc.la.edu 
Visit us on the 

MSMC Po rta I > Academic Advisement! 




iComunidad Welcome Back Mixer 

Tuesday, January 15, 2013 
4:oo-6:3opm 



Campus Center 



Activities include: Nails Gone Wild, 
Arts and Crafts, & Scrap booking. 





Spring 2013 (Jan 7 th - Jan 11 th ) DROP- IN HOURS: 



MONDAY 


TUESDAY 


WEDNESDAY 


THURSDAY 


FRIDAY 


9:00am - 12:00pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


9:00am - 12:00pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


9:00am - 12:00pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


9:00am - 12:00pm 
l:00pm-4:00pm 


9:00am - 12:00pm 
l:00pm-3:00pm 



Academic Advisement Quote of the Week! 

"If one dream should fall and break into a thousand pieces, never 
be afraid to pick one of those pieces up and begin again." 



Flavia Weedn - Author, Artist 



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Philosophy "Through 


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Blessings on 2013 - and your 
spring semester! 

As the new year and new semester 




Popular Culture 




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"Thank You" to God for another 




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Athenian promise: 1 will honor, challenge and contribute to the scholarly heritage left btj those who preceded me and woric to leave this a better place for those who follow. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 



Volume 38, Issue No. 17 



Monday, January 7, 2013 



Page 2 





learning fl//i/(ance Programz/ISflE 
11-207 (SI 0)954-4 1 44 

$$ Get Paid $$ Tutors Needed 

I If you have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and have received a B+ 
or better in a college class, come to the Learning Center to pick up a 
tutor application! Enjoy flexible hours, bi-weekly pay and best of all, a 
great experience to include in your resume! Stop by the Learning 
Center for more information ! 

Spring Classes Already Stressing you Out?!?!? 
Pick up a tutor request form at the Learning Center! It is never too early to plan 
for YOUR success. Stop by the Learning Center (H-207) for more information 

and to pick up tutor request forms. 

Plan For Writing Support Appointments In Advance! 

Be sure to schedule your writing appointments well in advance. Many classes 
are requiring appointments with the writing support team for papers, lab 
reports, etc. So, it's time to put those time management skills to work and 
SCHEDULE EARLY! 

Spring Academic Skills Workshops 

The Chalon Learning Center offers a series of academic skill workshops 
throughout the spring semester to help ensure students have the skills to 
succeed! Watch the Chalon Student News for more info on dates/times and 
topics or stop by the Learning Center to sign up for spring workshops. 

Disability Services: 

If you are a student with a documented disability, see Michele Lewis, Director 
of Learning Assistance Programs, during the first week of classes to arrange for 
academic accommodations. 



ISAE Students, join us on Sunday, January 27th to watch SHEN YUN, a colorful 
and exhilarating performance of classical Chinese dance, culture and music. 
Sign Up's begin Monday, January 7 @ 9:00am in the Learning Center. Don't 
forget to bring your $20 refundable deposit. 

ATTENTION ISAE FRESHMEN!!! 
The ISAE participation agreement states that each ISAE freshman will meet with 
her ISAE counselor and her Peer Advisor THREE times during the fall and spring 
semesters. It will allow ISAE staff to check in with you on your first semester 
successes and challenges and to make sure your adjustment to college is going 
well. Schedule your counselor appointments in the Learning Center and 
schedule your PA appointment directly with your PA. 

ISAE - DON'T RISK DEACTIVATION!!! 
Meet with your ISAE Counselor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Update your Educational Plan (EVERY SEMESTER) 
Meet with your Peer Advisor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored cultural, leadership, educational or 

volunteer Events/Activities EVERY SEMESTER. Sign "non-ISAE/Learning 

Center" events in log in ISAE Office for credit. 

Deadlines for ISAE Students to meet with their ISAE Counselor & Peer Advisor 
for Spring 2013: 



Freshmen-Feb. 8 



March 15 th , & April 19 th 



Sophomores-Feb. 8 th & April 19 th 
Juniors & Seniors-April 19 th 



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Campus Ministry 



Interested in living in a close-knit, spiritually enriching community on the Chalon Campus for 

the 2013-2014 term? 



Well, here is your chance! Live in the Magnificat House! What's it about? It's for 

you if you would enjoy. . . 



Being part of a community of people who are like "family" - really getting to know about and 
offer support for one another. Praying in community once a week! Enjoying a community 
night once a month - maybe a movie night, dinner together, bowling. Engaging in service and 
justice projects together, as a community. Being open to spiritual growth Being open to 
fun!!! 

If you are interested please contact Laura Gomez at Igomez@msmc.Ia.edu 

or call her at 310 954 4124 You do not need to be Catholic to live in this community. 

*** 

National Human Trafficking Awareness Day 

Wednesday, January 11 

"According to the United Nations, human trafficking is the process by which a 
person is recruited to be controlled and held captive for the purpose of 
exploitation."(CASTLA.ORG) 

For more information go to www.castla.org and www.humantrafficking.org 
An estimated 12.3 million people are enslaved around the world today - 
that's more than the population of 18 states. Together, we can make a difference. 

Our prayer for you as the New Year begins: 

May God make you steadfast in faith, Joyful in hope, and untiring in 
love, All the days of your life! 

From the Catholic "Solemn Blessing" of Advent, the "New Year"! 

CAMPUS MINISTRY IS HERE ... 

Find us around campus or contact us by phone or email or on the web - 
Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of Campus Ministry (Chalon) x4124, 

lgomez@msmc.la.edu 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 




Start the year of right and join iComunidad for some 



YOGA ON THE LAWN 



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Remember to bring your Yoga Mat/Towel and some water. 



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Fridoy 1/11/13 



JSt J§fc 4:00—5:30 PM in the Cafe 

ilU -fl? Residents AND Commuters Welcome! 



*Must bring MSMC ID 



Saturday 1/12/13 

Interested in earning your MBA? 
The Mount can help! 

MBA Info Session 

10:00 AM 



Doheny Campus, Building 10 

SVP to gradprograms@msmc.la.edu or (213) 477-2800 




Sunday 1/13/13 

Mass of the Baptism of the Lo 
7:00pm in Mary Chapel 




Your fam 



BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR... 
*Visit & Bring Food to our Homeless Neighbors: 
If you would like to help prepare meals for our neighbors in the 
Campus Ministry office at 5:45 pm or join in visiting our homeless 
neighbors, meeting at the chapel after the 7 pm Mass , 
please call the Campus Ministry Office at X4125 for details! 



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Get to know Career Services ilntemsMps! 

Tuesday, January 15, 2013 
11 am. to 2 p.m. 
Chalon Campus, Humanities 401 

Career Services & Internships 
GET CONNECTED. GET HIRED. 
310.954.4410 \ Humanities 401 \ mounicamrnetwork.com 



SAVE THE DATE : 

Chalon ASB presents 

Mount Community Night 
(MCN) 

Thursday, February 21st 

More information to come! 

Lauren Quirarte 
CfiaCon 9iS2> President 



Monday, January 14, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs 



This Week At the Mount 



Healthy Relationships and Sexual Health 

Be aware. 

trust, support pressure, 
respect, prevent... 

date 

Thursday - January 1 7, 201 3 

time 

1 2:00 pm - 2:00 pm 

location 

Chalon: The Circle 

Doheny: Ahmanson Driveway 



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"He or She loves 
me... He or She 
loves me not?" 



FREE Vision Screening 
and Raffle! 

•T^^. Appointments available in 
Student Health Services during 
the month of January. 



healthy campus W msmc 

events sponsored By student deaftfi services 



How will you remember 
>jOUR College experience. 




* Sitting iu class for hours 
> Taking Tests 

* Pulliiig all iiigkters 




The PRICELESS cost of having been involved 
m College as a Resident Assistant at MSMC: 



* Making new friends 

* Learning life skills 

► Gaining valuable leadership experience 

► Coordinating your own programs and floor 



Applications for the Resident Assistant positions (RA) 
for 2013-2014 academic year will be available 
Wednesday, January 9 th on the MyMSMC Portal. 

All undergraduate students (commuters or residents) are welcome to apply. 

Applications are due no later than 
Wednesday, January 23rd by 4:30 pm. 

In addition to the RA position being an amazing leadership opportunity. thi< 
position may cover up to 80% of your housing costs, 

For more information stop by the Residence Life Office or call 
Chalon: (310) 954-4325 or Doheny: (213) 477-2661. 



Attention Freshman! 

Did you take college level courses while in High School that 
did not count towards your HS graduation? Would you like 
to receive credit for it? If so, please have your High School 
counselor send a letter indicating which course(s) you took 
that did not count towards graduation. You will also need an 
official transcript from the school you attended. Please have 
transcripts sent directly from the school attended to the 
Mount. Hand-delivered transcripts are not considered 
official. 



ATTENTION New Transfer Students ! Remember, you 
only have one semester to contest your Transfer Credit 
Evaluation. For more info visit us on MyMSMCPortal or stop 
by during posted drop-in hours. 



New Office Hours: 

Mon -Thurs. 
8:00am -5:00pm 
Fri. 8:00am -4:00pm 



310-954-4070/H401 
advisement@msmc.la.edu 
Visit us on the 

MSMC Portal Academic Advisement! 



Spring 2013 (Jan 7 th - Jan 11 th ) DROP- IN HOURS: 



MONDAY 


TUESDAY 


WEDNESDAY 


THURSDAY 


FRIDAY 


9:00am - 
12:00pm 

l:00pm-4:00pm 


9:00am - 
12:00pm 

l:00pm-4:00pm 


9:00am - 
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l:00pm-4:00pm 


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"If one dream should fall and break into a thousand pieces, never be 
afraid to pick one of those pieces up and begin again/' 



Flavia Weedn - Author, Artist 



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iC cmunidad Welco me 
■ cH k Mixer 



Tuesday, January 15, 2013 
4:00-6:30pm 
Campus Center 




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I hope everyone is having a great start of the Spring 2013 semester! I 
would like to remind all of you that Mount Community Tryouts (MCN) are I 
coming up in two weeks! MCN is a talent show that ASB hosts each year I 
and this year it will take place on Thursday, February 21st in Hannon 
Theater at 6pm! It's a free event with cash prizes and we would love to 
have you try out and also come support your fellow Athenians while they 
perform their talents. 



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Activities include: Nails Gone Wild, Arts and Crafts 
& Scrap booking. 



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This week we also have a Freshman Hot Chocolate Social on Thursday, 
January 17 th from ll:30am-12:30pm on Hannon Patio. Come by and get 
some free hot chocolate and meet your Freshman Senators! 

If you're a Basketball fan, come watch the Laker vs. Hornets game on 
Tuesday, January 29 from 7:15-9:30pm in the Student Lounge! We'll 
provide food and drinks! 

If you have any questions please feel free to | 
e-mail me. Thank you and have a great week! 

Lauren Quirarte, 
Chalon ASB President 
laurquir@mymsmc.la.edu 






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February 

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Athenian promise: | will honor, challenge and contribute to the scholarly heritage left hy those who preceded me and work, to leave this a better place for those who follow. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 



Volume 38, Issue No. 18 



Monday, January 14, 2013 



Page 2 





MSMC GLOBETROTTER GRANT 

201 3 

For students T-vlio want an advent tire. Who want to travel abroad. 
Who are willing; to compete for Sl,500 in travel funds. 

For more information, go to: wu\i , ^ I o betrotte r^rant ■ o r s[ 



Previous 
Mount 
winners 



fit! 




learning fl//i/tance Pro<)rcim//lf HE 
11-207 (510)951-1111 

$$ Get Paid $$ Tutors Needed 

If you have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and have received a B+ or better in a 
college class, come to the Learning Center to pick up a tutor application! 
fa 1 Enjoy flexible hours, bi-weekly pay and best of all, a great experience to 
JP^B include in your resume! Stop by the Learning Center for more information! 
J^=- Spring Classes Already Stressing you Out?!?!? 

| Pick up a tutor request form at the Learning Center! It is never too early to 
plan for YOUR success. Stop by the Learning Center (H-207) for more 
information and to pick up tutor request forms. 
Plan For Writing Support Appointments In Advance! 

Be sure to schedule your writing appointments well in advance. Many classes are 
requiring appointments with the writing support team for papers, lab reports, etc. So, 
it's time to put those time management skills to work and SCHEDULE EARLY! 

Spring Academic Skills Workshops 
The Chalon Learning Center offers a series of academic skill workshops throughout the 
spring semester to help ensure students have the skills to succeed! Watch the Chalon 
Student News for more info on dates/times and topics or stop by 
the Learning Center to sign up for spring workshops. ^ 
Disability Services: 

If you are a student with a documented disability, see Michele 
Lewis, Director of Learning Assistance Programs, during the first 
week of classes to arrange for academic accommodations. 
ISAE Students, join us on Sunday, January 27th to watch SHEN YUN, a colorful and 
exhilarating performance of classical Chinese dance, culture and music. Sign Up's begin 
Monday, January 7 @ 9:00am in the Learning Center. Don't forget to bring your $20 
refundable deposit. 

ATTENTION ISAE FRESHMEN!!! 

The ISAE participation agreement states that each ISAE freshman will meet with her ISAE 
counselor and her Peer Advisor THREE times during the fall and spring semesters. It will 
allow ISAE staff to check in with you on your first semester successes and challenges and 
to make sure your adjustment to college is going well. Schedule your counselor 
appointments in the Learning Center and schedule your PA appointment directly with 
your PA. 

ISAE - DON'T RISK DEACTIVATION!! 
Meet with your ISAE Counselor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Update your Educational Plan (EVERY SEMESTER) 
Meet with your Peer Advisor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored cultural, leadership, educational or 

volunteer Events/Activities EVERY SEMESTER. Sign "non-ISAE/Learning Center' 
events in log in ISAE Office for credit. 
Deadlines for ISAE Students to meet with their ISAE Counselor & Peer Advisor for 

Spring 2013: 
Freshmen-Feb. 8 th , March 15 th , & April 19 th 
Sophomores-Feb. 8 th & April 19 th 
Juniors & Seniors-April 19 th 




E Refunds are new available! 

Students anticipating refunds are enccuraeed tc 
lefiin tc ycur CASHNet tc SIGN LP TREE TODAY ! 

This new application allows refunds tc be directly 
transferred Into ycur savings cr checking account. 

Students! Please remember tc cpt tc receive ycur 

1C98T today! 

i < iil>Ii( tc ycu by the Eursar^s Office. 




Welcome back! 
Blessings on 2013 - and your 
spring semester! 

As the new year and 
new semester begin, 
take a moment to say 

Thank You to God 
for another year of life, 
learning, and adventure. 



Visiting the Homeless... 
Will not be happening this 
week: 
Sunday, January 20 th 
because of the three day 

weekend 
and the Student Ministers' 
Retreat. 

We will visit our homeless 
Santa Monica neighbors again 
on Sunday, January 27th. 

Are you in Clinicals? 

Doing an Internship or class project in which you 
serve other people? 

Volunteering? 

NEIGHBORS PRAYER IS FOR YOU 
It is where you can come to place people you serve 
and care about in God's hands. 
It's a place to take a breath, enjoy some quiet, 
remember God's presence 
and entrust the people you serve and worry about to 
Him. 

Every Thursday from 1-1 :20pm in Mary Chapel 



Our prayer for you as the New 

Year begins: 
May God make you steadfast in 
faith, 

Joyful in hope, and untiring in 
love 

All the days of your life! 

From the Catholic "Solemn 
Blessing" of Advent, the "New 
Year"! 



Compu/ jjjjnj/lffi 



NEIGHBORS IN SERVICE 

Do you want to give some of 
your time to neighbors in need, 
based on your Gospel values -- 
...working for immigrant rights 
...advocacy for an end to 

human trafficking 
...visiting our homeless 
neighbors, 
giving support to shelters 
and advocating for policies 
to help end homelessness in 
Los Angeles! 
Contact Laura Gomez 



CAMPUS MINISTRY IS HERE ... 

Find us around campus or contact us 

by phone or email or on the web 
Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of 
Campus Ministry (Chalon) x4124, 
lgomez@msmc.la.edu 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 






COOKIES! 
Enjoy fresh baked, calming 
cookies 
on Mondays at 2pm 
in the Campus Ministry office 
on the first floor of the 
Humanities building. 



Would you like to live in a close-knit, spiritually enriching 
community on the Chalon Campus for the 2013-2014 year? 

Well, here is your chance! Live in the newly forming 
Magnificat House! Whafs it about? Ifs for you if you would 
enjoy... 

* Being part of a community of people who are like 
"family 77 ; really getting to know about and offer 
support for one another. 

* Praying in community once a week! 

* Enjoying a community night once a month - maybe 
a movie, night, dinner together, bowling. 

* Engaging in service and justice projects together, as a 
community. 

* Being open to spiritual growth/ 

* Being open to fun!!! 

Interested? Contact Laura Gomez at Igomez@msmc.Ia.edu 
or call her at 310 954 4124 You do not need to be 
Catholic to live in this community. 



GO GREEK! 



Greek Letters Today, Great Leaders Tomorrow 




ptllkflNTMROpy 



no matter the letter, we are 
All Creek Together 




SPRING FORMAL 
RECRUITMENT 

all Interested students must sign up online and 
attend an information session 
https://orgsync.com/52392/forms/65053 
SAVE THE DATE! 
MEET the GREEKS Information Sessions 
Tuesday, January 22 
i:oo - 2:00PM 
5:00 - 6:00PM 
Both held in Hannon Theater 
Social Events 
Tuesday, January 22 - Thursday, January 24 

ELIGIBILITY 

Full-Time Undergraduate Student 

2.5 Cumulative GPA or higher 

Doheny students must transfer to the Chalon campus for the 
Fall 2013 semester (Inter-Program Transfer) 



WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP 
Chalon: Doheny: 

Leavey Commons, Ground Floor Building 7 

(310) 954-4350 (213) 477-2664 

le ade r s mp @ msmc . la . e du 



SORORITY PRESIDENTS 

Jasmine Corona, KAX 
Amanda Olmos, S@¥ 
Vanessa Felix, OAS 



This Weekend at the Mount 




riday 1/18/13 



Celebrate the end 
of the first week of 
the semester! 
Take the Stop Trans 
to Santa Monica and 
grab dinner with friends! 





Need to organize your semester? 

Head to the library for a quiet place to 

concentrate! 



720/ 



Join us for Mass! 



A January 20 at 7:00pm 

IS 

in Mary Chapel 






Clialon 




tubent iSetufii 



Volume 38, Issue No. 19 



Tuesday, January 22, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 




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Grab -A -Slice 

& 

Get Organized 

January 232013 
1230130pm 
Admin Lawn 



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Student Pnffiammfafl Oynrmitpr 



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TRUST 

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Sigma/ Gone Xtreme 

9pm-10pm @ the Campus Center 



January 22nd 




%\ MULTICULTURAL SORORITY 



CPS Tip of the Week: 
Bldy Image Is a State of Mind 

Most people believe that body image difficulties associatecU^^^weight, 
size^uod shape ca^pe fixed by making physical changes. Research shows 
that body image problems may be temporarily lifted after weight loss, but 
the negative thoughts return in equal or worse amounts. Negative body 
image can lead to an underlying low level of unhappiness, binge eating, 
substance use, social anxiety, and more. These negative thoughts need to 
be understood in the context of powerful economic forces, history, culture, 

and family. It is the thoughts that need to be changed... not the body. 
Negative thoughts limit people much more than body weight, size, or shape 
ever couid. Your self-perception is powerful. Your body is as b£"dutif ul as 
you think it is. To discuss body image or any other personal concerns, please 

-4114. 



contact Counsel' n^- and Psychological Ser\/'\ces (310) 954 




feed Your Curio/ity 

12:30pm-1 :30pm @ Chalon 
Admin Lawn 



January 23rd 



Smell J* more 

8:30-1 0pm @ Doheny Pool 
January 23rd 

Individually Unique... 

8:30pm-10pm @ Chalon H 506 



Athenian promise: ] will embrace the concept of a civil community which does not tolerate violence, theft, bigotry, or harassment of others in any form. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 19 



Tuesday, January 22, 2013 



Page 2 



$$ Get Raid $$ Tutors Needed 

I If you have a minimum cumulative 
GPA of 3.0 and have received a B+ 
or better in a college class, come to 
the Learning Center to pick up a 
tutor application! Enjoy flexible hours, 
bi-weekly pay and best of all, a great 
experience to include in your resume! 
Stop by the Learning Center 
(H-207) for more information! 

Spring Classes Already Stressing you 
Out?!?!? 

. Pick up a tutor request form at the 
Learning Center! It is never too early 

I to plan for YOUR success. Stop by the 
Learning Center (H-207) for more 
information and to pick up tutor 
**j request forms. 




Learning Assistance Programs/ 
ISAE 

H-207 (310) 954-4144 



Plan For Writing Support Eariy! 



Spring Academic Skills Workshops 

Are you a commuter and feel like 
there just aren't enough hours in the 
day to get everything done??? Then 
come to the Tricks for Commuter 
Students Workshop on Thursday 1/24 
from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. Sign up 
outside the Learning Center (H-207) 
week of classes to arrange for 
academic accommodations. 

ISAE Event!! 

ISAE Students, join us on Friday, 
February 8 th for our ISAE Spring Fling 
March Grasfrom 5:00pm to 8:00pm in 
the Chalon Campus Center for fun 
activities and delicious Southern 
food. Sign Up's begin Tuesday, 
January 22 nd @ 9:00am in the 
Learning Center H-207. Don't forget 
to bring your $20 refundable deposit. 



Be sure to schedule your writing ap- 
pointments well in advance. Many 
classes are requiring appointments 
with the writing support team for pa- 
pers, lab reports, etc. So, it's time to 
put those time management skills to 
work and SCHEDULE EARLY! 

ATTENTION ISAE FRESHMEN!!! 

The ISAE participation agreement 
states that each ISAE freshman will 
meet with her ISAE counselor and hen' 
Peer Advisor THREE times during the 
Fall and Spring semesleis It will allow 
ISAE staff to check in with you on your 
first semester successes and 
challenges and to make sure your 
adjustment to college is going well. 
Schedule your counselor 
appointments in the Learning Center 
and schedule your PA appointment 
directly with your PA. 

ISAE - DONTRISK DEACTIVATION!!! 

Meet with your ISAE 
Counselor (Freshmen 3x/sem; 
Soph/J r/Sr lx/sem) 
Update yourEducational 
Plan (EVERY SEMESTER) 
Meet with your Peer Advisor 
(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/J r/Sr 
lx/sem) 

Attend minimum of 2 college 
sponsored cultural, 
leadership, educational or 
vo lu n te e r Eve nts/ A c tivitie s 
EVERY SEMESTER. Sign "non- 
ISAE/Leaming Center" events 
in log in ISAE Office forcredit. 

Deadlines for ISAE Students to meet 
with their ISAE C ounselor & Peer 




If We Played Tag, 
You'd Be It Forever 



Registration Guidelines 

First 1 2 Teams paid and registered in full 

6 members per team at 1 7. 00 each per player 
(no refunds iF team does no! show) 

2 men allowed per team, Alum, Faculty and Staff can participate 
Call us today! Chalon: 310.954.4345 Doheiiy: 213.477.2673 



22nd Annual Athenian Day 
Saturday, February 23rd, 2013 



Campus Ministry 



Are you in Clinicals? 
Doing an Internship or class project in 
which you serve other people? 

Volunteering? 

NEIGHBORS PRAYER IS FOR YOU 

It is where you can come to place 
people you serve and care about in 
God's hands. 

It's a place to take a breath, enjoy 
some quiet, remember God's presence 

and entrust the people you serve and 
worry about to Him. 

Every Thursday from 1-1 :20pm in Mary 

/ ^ hapel 



NEIGHBORS IN SERVICE 

Do you want to give some of your time to 
neighbors in need, 

based on your Gospel values 

...working for immigrant rights 

...advocacy for an end to human trafficking 
...visiting our homeless neighbors, 
giving support to shelters, 
and advocating for policies 
to help end homelessness in Los Angeles! 
Contact Laura Gomez 




Would you like to live in a close-knit, spiritually 
enriching community on the Chalon Campus for 
the 2013-2014 year? 

Well, here is your chance! Live in the newly 
forming Magnificent House! What's it about? 
It's for you if you would enjoy... 



* Being part of a community of people who are like "family"; really getting to know 
about and offer support for one another. 

* Praying in community once a week! 

* Enjoying a community night once a month - maybe a movie, night, dinner together, 
bowling. 




* Engaging in service and justice projects together, as a community. 

* Being open to spiritual growth/ 

* Being open to fun!!! 

Interested? Contact Laura Gomez at Igomez@msmc.Ia.edu 

or call her at 310 954 4124 You do not need to be Catholic to live in 
this community. 



CAMPUS MINISTRY IS HERE ... 

Find us around campus or contact 
us by phone or email or on the web 
Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of 
Campus Ministry (Chalon) 
(310) 954-4124, 
lqomez@msmc.la.edu 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 



No fees to join 
24/7 self-service 
Located on Chalon Campus 

The luxury of having a car, 
without the hassles of owning 
one. 

With Hertz On Demand, you 
can enjoy 24/7 self-service a 
cess to a variety of 

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I 



PLACEMENT EXAM 

7*1 




MATH PLACEMENT 
EXAM 
February 14,2013 

l:00pm-2:00pm 
Location: TBA 




This Weekend at the Mount 



Friday 1/25/13 



Head to the theaters! 
Hansel & Gretel comes 



out todays 




Saturday 1/26/13 



Visit The Getty Center to admire the exhibits and gardens! 
Saturday hours: 10:00 a.m -9:00 p.m. 



Sunday 1/27/13 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 19 



Monday, January 21, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 




TRUST 

AYOUR SENSES 

4T* 



12:30-1 :30pm @ Chalon Admin 
Lawn 



January 23rd 

Smell f • more 



1ATHETA PSf MULTICULTURAL SORORI1 
R EC R U ITM ENT 2013 



8:30-1 0pm @ Doheny Pool 

B januara 23rd m 

Individually Unique... 

8:30-10pm @ Chalon H 506 



ARTIST fUCEPTtON: 



FREE PACKING m S T RUCHJR 



Hello Athenians! 

Do you love Basketball? We" 
Tuesday Janua 



Boc 



CPfe Tip of the V^eek: 
dy Image Is a State of Mm£ 

Most people Relieve that body image difficulties associated wilklS/eight, size, 
and shape can be fixed by making physical changes. Research shows that 
body image problems may be temporarily lifted after weight loss, but the 

negative thoughts return ih equal or worse amounts. Negative body image can 
l^edita gn undrflying low level oTunhapjpess, binge eating, substance-^e, 

social anxiety, and more. These negative thoughts need to be understood in 
tha ^ontext oftpowerful economic forces, history, culture, and family. It is 

the thoughts that need to be changed... not the body. Negative thoughts limit 
people much more than body weight, size, or shape ever could. Your self- 

perceptiorws powerful. Your body is as beautiful as you think it i^To discuss 
body image or any other personal concerns, please contact Counseling and 
Psychological Services (x4114). 



s. Hornets game on 
rovide the pizza, sodas, 

up the week of 



feign up for a time 




Athenian promise: | will embrace the concept of a civil community which does not tolerate violence, theft, bigotry, or harassment of others in any form. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 19 



Monday, January 21, 2013 



1 



$$ Get Raid $$ Tutors Needed 



If you have a minimum cumulative 
GPA of 3.0 and have received a B+or 
better in a college class, come to the 
Learning Center to pick up a tutor 
application! Enjoy flexible hours, bi- 
weekly pay and best of all, a great 
experience to include in your resume! 
Stop by the Learning Center 
(H-207) for more information! 

Spring Classes Already Stressing you 
Out?!?!? 

Pick up a tutor request form at the 
Learning Center! It is never too early 
to plan for YOUR success. Stop by the 
Learning Center (H-207) for more 
information and to pick up tutor 
request forms. 

^ ATTENTION ISAE FRESHMEN!!! 

The ISAE participation agreement 
states that each ISAE freshman will 
meet with her ISAE counselor and her 
Peer Advisor THREE times during the 
flail and spring semesters It will allow 
, ISAE staff to check in with you on your 
first semester successes and challeng- 
es and to make sure your adjustment 
to college is going well. Schedule 
your counselor appointments in the 
Learning Center and schedule your 
PA appointment directly with your PA. 

ISAE - DONTRISK DEACTIVATION!!! 

Meet with your ISAE Counse- 
lor(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/ 
J r/Sr lx/sem) 
Update yourEducational 
Plan (EVERY SEMESTER) 
Meet with your Peer Ad visor 
(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/J r/Sr 
lx/sem) 

Attend minimum of 2 college 
sponsored cultural, leader- 
ship, educational orvolunteer 
Events/ Activities EVERY SE- 
M ESTER. Sign "non-ISAE/ 
Learning Center" events in 
log in ISAE Office forcredit. 

Deadlines for ISAE Students to meet 
with their ISAE C ounselor & Peer 
Ad visor for Spring 2013: 




. Learning Assistance Programs/ 
ISAE 

H-207 (310)954-4144 



Plan For Writing Support Eariv! 



Be sure to schedule your writing ap- 
pointments well in advance. Many 
classes are requiring appointments 
with the writing support team for pa- 
pers, lab reports, etc. So, it's time to 
put those time management skills to 
work and SCHEDULE EARLY! 

Spring Academic Skills Workshops 

Are you a commuter and feel like 
there just aren't enough hours in the 
day to get everything done??? Then 
come to the Tricks for Commuter 
Students Workshop on Thursday 1/24 
from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. Sign up 
outside the Learning Center (H-207) 
week of classes to arrange for 
academic accommodations. Her 
office is located in Humanities-207. 

Disability Services: 

If you are a student with a 
documented disability, see Michele 
Lewis, Director of Learning Assistance 
Programs, during the first week of 
classes to arrange for academic 
accommodations. Her office is 
located in Humanities-207 

ISAE Event!! 

ISAE Students, join us on Friday, 
February 8 th for our ISAE Spring Fling 
March Grasfrom 5:00pm to 8:00pm in 
the Chalon Campus Center for fun 
activitiesand delicious Southern food. 
Sign Up'sbegin Tuesday, J a nuary 22 nd 
@ 9:00am in the Learning Center H- 
207. Don't forget to bring your $20 
refundable deposit. 

m 



If We Played Tag, 
You'd Be It Forever 



Registration Guidelines 

First 12 Teams paid and registered in full 

6 members per team at 57,00 each per player 
(no refunds if team does nol show) 
2 men allowed per team, Alum, f aculty and Staff can participate 
Call us today! Chalon: 310.954.4345 Doheny: 213.477.2673 



22nd Annual Athenian Day 
Saturday, February 23rd, 2013 



Campus Ministry 



Are you in Clinicals? 
Doing an Internship or class project in 
which you serve other people? 

Volunteering? 

NEIGHBORS PRAYER IS FOR YOU 

It is where you can come to place 
people you serve and care about in 
God's hands. 

It's a place to take a breath, enjoy 
some quiet, remember God's presence 

and entrust the people you serve and 
worry about to Him. 

Every Thursday from i-i:20pm in Mary 
/^^lapel 



NEIGHBORS IN SERVICE 

Do you want to give some of your time to 
neighbors in need, 

based on your Gospel values 

...working for immigrant rights 

...advocacy for an end to human trafficking 
...visiting our homeless neighbors, 
giving support to shelters 
and advocating for policies 
to help end homelessness in Los Angeles! 
Contact Laura Gomez 




Would you like to live in a close-knit, spiritually 
enriching community on the Chalon Campus for 
the 2013-2014 year? 

Well, here is your chance! Live in the newly 
forming Magnificent House! What's it about? 
It's for you if you would enjoy... 



* Being part of a community of people who are like "family"; really getting to know 
about and offer support for one another. 

* Praying in community once a week! 

* Enjoying a community night once a month - maybe a movie, night, dinner together, 
bowling. 




* Engaging in service and justice projects together, as a community. 

* Being open to spiritual growth/ 

* Being open to fun!!! 

Interested? Contact Laura Gomez at Igomez@msmc.Ia.edu 

or call her at 310 954 4124 You do not need to be Catholic to live in 

this community. 



CAMPUS MINISTRY IS HERE ... 

Find us around campus or contact 
us by phone or email or on the web 
Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of 
Campus Ministry (Chalon) x4124, 
lgomez@msmc.la.edu 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 



No fees to join 
24/7 self-service 
Located on Chalon Campus 




The luxury of having a car, 
without the hassles of owning 
one. 



t the 



With Hertz On Demand, you can 
enjoy 24/7 self-service access 
to a variety of 

vehicles with no annua 
bership fees. Every 
Demand rental includes gas, in 
surance, 24 hour roadside assis- 
tance, hEcaxjn ember care and 
more. 



JOIN FOR FREE and receive 
$15 Off Your First Rental! 

Visit hertzondemand.com and 
^^^^gSt "Join For Free" 

Use promo code "DRIVE 15 

Your vehicle entry device will 
^arrive in the mail shortly 





ontact 



formation, please 
[SMC Transportation 
Office 

310-954 




MATH PLACEMENT 



EXAM 
February 14,2013 

l:00pm-2:00pm 
Location: TBA 




Friday 1/25 



ead to the theaters! 
ansel & Gretel comes 



This Weekend at the Mount 



Saturday 1/26 



Visit The Getty Center to admire the exhibits and gardens! 
Saturday hours: 10:00 a.m -9:00 p.m 



Sunday 1/27 



out todays 





Clialon 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 20 



Monday, January 28, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 



ter in a 



Color Run wave on February 2nd. Want to Join? Here's How 




Start the year of right and join iComunidad for some A 
YOGA ON THE LAWN 



Chalon 
Tuesday, 1/29/13 




Remember to bring your Yoga Mat/ToweTanS some water 



Healthy Relationships and Sexual Health 



I've only got 
eyes for you!'' 




FREE VISION SCREENING! 

available at Chalon 
Student Health Services 
during the month of January* 
Call 310-954-41 10 to 
schedule an appointment* 

healthy campus ^IglF msmc 

erents sponsored Gy student fie aft ft sen ices 



Hello Athenians! 

If you like basketball, then you don't want to 
miss the Lakers vs. Hornets game on Tuesday, 
January 29 at 7:15pm! Chalon ASB will be 
showing the game on television in the 
Student Lounge. We will also have lots of 
snacks, drinks, and food. 

Mount Community Night (MCN) tryouts are 
this week! Mon., Tue., and Thur. at 6pm in 
Hannon Theater. Sign-ups are in the Women's 
Leadership Office. MCN is a huge talent show 
that Chalon ASB hosts every year. It's on Thur. 
February 21 at 6:30pm in Hannon Theater. The 
prizes for the top three winners are cash 
money ($250 for first place) so you don't want 
to miss out! 

Have a great last week of January and we 
hope to see you at our upcoming events! 

Lauren Quirarte 
President, Chalon ASB 

laurquir@mymsmc.la.edu 



i 





BaKe 




Please 
Help CJs 

"FUND-RAISE! 



Monday, February 2013 
Administration Lawn 
Chalon Campus 
from 12pm- 2:00pm 




The Student Ambassador Program will be awarding a scholarship to at least four high school or middle 
school students to help them have the supplies necessary to be academically successful! 




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KjSucceed 

Join our School Supply Drive Today! 

The Student Ambassador Program will be awarding a scholarship to at least four high school or middle school 
students to help them have the supplies necessary to be academically successful 



Pens/Pencils 
Notebooks 
Binders 
Paper 



DONATE! 



Crayons/Markers 
Rulers 
Erasers 
Any other School Supplies 



Drop boxes located in the Office of Student Affairs 

Chalon: H200 & Doheny: Building 7 

Available Monday, February 4th - Friday, February 13th 

All donations are greatly appreciated. Thankyou! 




if you have any questions please contact Karla Guzman, student Ambassador Program 
Coordinator, at karlguzm@mymsmc.la.edu * - 

Chalon: 310-954-4106 Doheny. 213-477-2572 




Athenian promise: ] will commit rnyself to the pursuit of knowledge with personal integrity and academic honesty. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 



E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 20 



Monday January 28, 2013 



Page 2 



W( ATTENTION ISAE FRESHMEN!!! 

The ISAE participation agreement 
states that each ISAE freshman will 
meetwith her ISAE counselor and her 
Peer Advisor THREE times during the 
Fall and Spring semesters. It will allow 
ISAE staff to check in with you on 
your first semester successes and 
challenges and to make sure your 
adjustment to college is going well. 
Schedule your counselor 
appointments in the Learning Center 
and schedule your PA appointment 
directly with your PA. 

ISAE - DONTRISK DEACTIVATION!!! 

Meet with your ISAE 
Counselor (Freshmen 3x/sem; 
Soph/J r/Sr lx/sem) 
Update yourEducational 
Plan (EVERY SEMESTER) 
Meetwith your Peer Advisor 
(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/J r/Sr 
lx/sem) 

Attend minimum of 2 college 
sponsored cultural, 
leadership, educational or 
vo lu n te e r Eve nts/ A c tivitie s 
EVERY SEMESTER. Sign "non- 
ISAE/Leaming Center" events 
in log in ISAE Office forcredit. 

Deadlines for ISAE Students to meet 
with their ISAE C ounselor & Peer 
Advisor for Spring 2013: 

Freshmen- Feb. 8 th , Mar. 15 th , & Apr. 9 th 
Sophomores- Feb. 8 th & Apr. 19 th 
J unions & Seniors- Apr. 19 th MM? 
No fees to join 



Learning Assistance 

Programs/ISAE 
H-207 (310) 954-4144 

Ran For Writing Support Early! 

Be sure to schedule your writing 
appointments well in advance. Many 
classes are requiring appointments 
with the writing support team for 
papers, lab reports, etc. So, it's time 
to put those time management skills 
to work and SCHEDULE EARLY! 



ISAE Event!! 

ISAE Students, join us on Friday, 
February 8 th for our ISAE Spring Fling 
Mardi Grasfrom 5:00pm to 8:00pm in 
the Chalon Campus Center for fun 
activities and delicious Southern 
food. Sign Up's begin Tuesday, 
January 22 nd @ 9:00am in the 
Learning Center H-207. Don't forget 
to bring your $20 refundable deposit. 



Campus Ministry 



Would you like to live in a close-knit, spiritually enriching community on 
the Chalon Campus for the 2013-2014 year? 



* Being part of a community of people who are like "family"; really getting to 
know about and offer support for one another. 

* Praying in community once a week! 

* Enjoying a community night once a month - maybe a movie, night, dinner 
together, bowling. 

* Engaging in service and justice projects together, as a community. 

* Being open to spiritual growth/ 

* Being open to fun!!! 

Interested? Contact Laura Gomez at Igomez@msmc.Ia.edu or call her at 
[310] 954 - 4124 You do not need to be Catholic to live in this community. 











$$ Get Raid $$ Tutors Needed 

If you have a minimum cumulative 
GPA of 3.0 and have received a B+ 
or better in a college class, come to 
the Learning Center to pick up a 
tutor application! Enjoy flexible hours, 
bi-weekly pay and best of all, a great 
experience to include in your 
resume! Stop by the Learning Center 
(H-207) for more information! 

Spring Classes Already Stressing you 
Out?!?!? 

Pick up a tutor request form at the 
Learning Center! It is never too early 
to plan for YOUR success. Stop by the 
Learning Center (H-207) for more 
information and to pick up tutor 
request forms. 



Ever wished you could just sit down and really talk 
about life, God, or how they're connected? 

Christian Life Community (CLC) at Chalon Wednesday, 
January 30th from 7:00-8:00pm in Hannon Parlor 

Everyone is welcome! 

Come together to pray the ROSARY 

(or learn how!) 

Every Wednesday 4-4:30pm in Mary Chapel 

Get together with other students to pray the rosary in 
front of the statue of Our Lady. 

If you don't know how — we'll teach you! 

If you don't have a rosary — we'll give you one! 





Evening Prayer! 
End your day with prayer! 
On Mondays, starting on 
Jan. 28th 

From 5:00-5:20pm 

CAMPUS MINISTRY IS HERE ... 

Find us around campus or contact 
us by phone or email or on the web 
Laura Gomez, Assistant Director of 
Campus Ministry (Chalon) 
(310) 954-4124, 
lgomez@msmc.la.edu 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/cm 
campusministry@msmc.la.edu 




Exploration 
Fair 



Attention Freshman! 

Did you take college level courses while in High School that did not count 
towards your HS graduation? Would you like to receive credit for it? If so, please have 
your High School counselor send a letter indicating which course(s) you took that did not 
count towards graduation. You will also need an official transcript from the school you 
attended. Please have transcripts sent directly from the school attended to the Mount. 
Hand-delivered transcripts are not considered official. 

ATTENTION New Transfer Students ! Remember, you only have one semester to contest 
your Transfer Credit Evaluation. For more information visit us on MyMSMCPortal or stop 
by during posted drop-in hours. 

New Office Hours: 
Mon - Thurs. 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Fri. 8:00am - 4:00pm 

Spring 2013 DROP- IN HOURS: 



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THURSD AYrr ™ = 
FEBRUARY / 2013 



CHALON CAIVLPUS 





" Foreign Language 
placement Exam 

1 2013 
H:30AM- 



H202 



MONDAY 


TUESDAY 


WEDNESDAY 


THURSDAY 


FRIDAY 


10:00am - 
11:00am 

l:00pm-2:00pm 


10:00am - 
11:00am 

l:00pm-2:00pm 


10:00am - 
11:00am 

l:00pm-2:00pm 


10:00am - 
11:00am 

l:00pm-2:00pm 


10:00am - 
11:00am 

l:00pm-2:00pm 



Math Placement 
Exam! 

FEBRUARY 14, 2013 

1:00PM-2:00PM 
LOCATION: H405B 




Academic Advisement 
310-954-4070/H401 



advisement@msmc.la.edu 
Visit us on the MSMC Portal>Academic Advisement! 




Dedication Pages 

Seniors 1 order a dedication 
page for you reef, your 
friends , or your clue! 
flnae day to purchase a 
dedication page for the 
2012-2015 Yearbook is: 

March IS, 2013 

Hai^PaGE: FuixPage: 
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(310) 954-4120, £ruD entp ro grammi ng @msmc. la . ed u 

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This Weekend at the Mount 




Saturday 2/2/13 



Warm Bodies 
comet out this 
Friday! 



Sunday 2/3/13 

Come Celebrate Mass! 



Cljalon S>tubent 3Beto£ 



Volume 38, Issue No. 21 



Monday, February 4, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 



P ©annua jflu 

N achos& Hot Cheetos with Cheese 
Sale! 



UK tatty NHQ&2MS 
'd y A tat; ll»-2tllFlMI.II— 






Wednesday, 
February 6 th 

ii am - 1 pm 

Hannon Patio 
@ Chalon 



Shimmy over this wgy gn4 legrn gbout the Polynesian 
culture with NPOKA! 

Checkout the NPOKA board in 4th Floor 
Humanities building for practice times! 

Fo r q uestio ns, c o nta c t 

Noelle Veneqas noelvene(a)mvmsmc .la .edu 

orSean Balba sea nba lb(5)mvmsmc .la .ed u 

& add MSMC NPOKA on Facebook! 



/Athenian promise: j will respect the sanctity of the learning environment and avoid disruptive and deceitful behavior toward other members of the college community. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 
E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 21 



Monday February 4, 2013 



Page 2 





Study Away fair 

W&efGf DeAetty Camptts 



W&vh; FeOrurary MA, 2013 
/2pm - 2pm 



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1< 



, 



♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 

MSMC Senior Yearbook Portraits ^ 

Senior Yearbook Portraits 
FINAL DATES: 

February 11-1 3th Chalon Campus 

Visitor's Dining Room 
February 19-20th Doheny Campus 
Building 10 
Sign Up Online 
Limited Space 

http://www.artistryfoto.com/main.php 

Click on "College senior appointment" in menus 
If you are new to artistiyfoto, you need to register first. 
Campus session start as low as f 10. 



Class 

Icings 

February 13th & February 
14th 

ICam — 2pm in the Circle 

On campus pricing will be cffered up 

tc 40% cff. This prcmcticn is cnly 
valid during these times cnly, sc be 
sure tc check it cut! 




This Weekend at the Mount 



Sunday 2/IO/IS 



Explore the Urban culture at the VENICE BEACH 
BOARDWALK! 
Watch performances 
^ Watch the sun set 

Enjoy the ocean view 
Sda same light shopping! 
Just take the stop-trans (the schedo/e is in front of the library.) 




Join Campus Ministry to feed the 
homeless 




milk 



End the day with 
Mass at 7pm in Mary's Chapel 



^ODdcsodDsdd (Satis 

It's the year of the rooster, so come celebrate 
the Chinese New Year with us! Make your own 
Chinese lantern, while enjoying free coffee and 
paste lies! 

4pm to 5:30pm by the coffee bar 
Sponsored by Residence Life: (310) 954-4325 




tufcent iBtetotf 




38, Issue No. 22 



Monday, February 11, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 




Resumes & Cover Letters 
that get you the job! 



An important workshop for any student 

looking to BETTER their chances of getting 
HIRED! 




I 



Tuesday, February 12, 2013 
1-2 p.m. in Humanities 204 

ALL STUDENTS ARE WELCOME 



Connect with 
us! 

Career Services 
& Internships 
310.954.4410 

Humanities 401 



* Learn how to craft 

a cover letter 

* Discover what 
employers want 

* Gain feedback on 
your resume as well 

as career tips 

* Bring a copy of 
your resume 



melt unwanted pounds, reduce 
stress, and / tone your whole 
body with elements of Brazil's 
heart-pounding dances — 

SambgK, Reggae, Maculele & 
Capoeira. Kimberly Miguel 
Mullen is an internationally 
acclainied choreographer and 
dance ethnologist who has 
performed all over the world, 
including the USA, Brazil, 
Puerto Rico, Trinidad and 
Tobago, Cuba and Hong Kong. 
Mullen is a University dance 
professor at Occidental College. 
Visit her at 

.kimberlymiguelmullen.co 




Lunch included 

When: February 16,2013 

Where: New Chinatown 

Sign up In Sludent Programming and Commuter Services 
Humanities 200A 

$10 refundable deposit required at lime of sign-up 

Don't forget ID 





Math Placement 
Exam! 

FEBRUARY 14,2013 
1:00PM-2:00PM 
LOCATION: H405B 



1 



1 



t Community in Selecting the 
ext Provos 



The lovely ladies of Sigma Theta Psi present their annuaL 

Tiffany Necklace Raffle 

Enter to win a Tiffany u Go necklace, just in time lor valentines Day! 

Rice: 42 p«r tfcbi or 45 for 4 iiobte 
Dates: kbnmj 7fh & I4ih 
, h Time: 12- 2pm 

Location: AimnistrafionLaiun 



Tic f uis Ail I be sold lliruuuhoiiMiic m\. r*\ 1 Sigma sister kMeiails! 
Or. conlicl Akceii Onaliji it 1kee0ml@my111s1i1cJ1.edu 




Serving with the President, the Provost 
responsible for ensuring the continued 

excellence of the college through 
its academic programs and offerings a 
Mount St. Mary's College. Those dutie 
include oversight of academic policies, fac 
matters, and personnel issues. The Prov 

ensures all educational programs 
and offerings are consistent with the miss 
vision, and values of Mount St. Mary's 



i Provost is responsible for providing a 
uality education to our students by 
ng qualified faculty and overseeing a 
rriculum that will enable students to 
monstrate the skills, knowledge, and 

character essential to leadership 
nd success in your chosen field. The 
ovost plays a big part in helping you 
it the best education the Mount can 

offer. Make your voices heard by 



\ r 



Student Sessions (date, time, location) 



n Parlor 
Dr. Margaret Kasimatis 
Chalon: Wednesday, February 13 th - 4 pm to 5 pm - Hannon Parlor 

Dr. Wendy McCredie 
Chalon: Wednesday, February 20 th - 4 pm to 5 pm - Hannon Parlor 



For more information, visit the Provost's Portal Page. 



Body Image and Exercise 

Be active. 

power-up, breathe, challenge, pause. „ 



Thursday - February 14 , 2013 

time 

12:00 pm -2:00 pm 

focation 

Chalon: Admin Lawn 
Doheny: Ahmanson Driveway 





FREE Audio Screening 

fand RaffleJ 
Appo i ntm ents a va liable i n 
Student Health Services during 
K u wr ar t h e m o n t h of Fe br u a ry. 



"You are 
so beautiful 
to me!" 



healthy campus msmc 

events sponsored' by student fieaftH services 



f Foreign Language 
placement Exam 

February ^ 

2013 



H:30AM- 




Athenian Promise: I will support a culture of diversity by respecting the rights of those who differ fror 



Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 22 



Monday February 11, 2013 



Page 2 



^fl^ Black Hist o ry Month 



AACW celebrates Black History Month. Plan to join us. 
Everyone is welcome! 




Themed Dinner 

§ Monday, February 11 
4:30-8 pm 
Cafeteria 



The Great Debaters 




Movie Night 

Wednesday, February 20 
6-8 pm Hannon Theater 



CPS Tip of the Week. 

Show appreciation for your body by 
doing something nice for yourself. Take a 
walk around campus, get a mas- 
sage, take a bath, make healthy meal 
choices, & get enough rest. For more help 
with maintaining a positive body image or 
other issues, contact Counseling and Psy- 
chological Services (CPS) at (310) 954- 
4114. 




My Black IS.** Monday, February 25 
Campus Center 6-8 pm 



African Drum Circle 

Thursday, February 28 
1-3 pm 
The Circle 



African Drum Circle 



AACW 

Bring your friends and enjoy the cultural festivities) 



When; Thursday February 28 
Where: The Circle 
Time: 1-3 




Attention Seniors: 
Be part of a 50 year tradition 



50 years ago the Alumnae Association, began the tradition of 
presenting the Dolorosa Award to the senior who best 
exemplified in her life the moral, intellectual, and social 
values that the Mount endeavors to develop in its students. 

You can be a part of this tradition by nominating a fellow 
classmate whom you feel has distinguished herself/himself * 
by outstanding leadership, scholarship, and service to the 
College. 

The award will be presented at Mary's Day, April 20 and 
nominations are due by March 1. 

Nominate online at www.msmcalums.la.edu/dolorosa2013 

Questions or comments? Contact Alumnae Relations at (213) 477-2767 



ADVISEMENT PERIOD 



Fall 2013 Advisement period starts February 18" 




Fall 2013 advisement period is coming soon. Please be sure to mark your 
calendars! 



Who is my Advisor? 

Students are primarily assigned departmental faculty advisors. Pre-Nursing and 
Undeclared students at Chalon are assigned advisors in the Advisement Center. 
Check Web Advisor, Student Profile section, for your advisor 

assignment! Don't forget to make an appointment with your advisor! You must 
have an advisement appointment in order to register for your Fall 2013 classes. 



Academic Advisement 
310-954-4070/H401 



Office Hours: 
Mon - Thurs. 8:00am - 4:30pm 
Fri. 8:00am - 4:00pm 



Spring 2013 DROP- IN HOURS: 



MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 



10:00am - 
11:00am 

1:00pm- 
2:00pm 



10:00am - 
11:00am 

1:00pm- 
2:00pm 



10:00am - 
11:00am 

l:00pm-2:00pm 



THURSDAY 



10:00am - 
11:00am 

l:00pm-2:00pm 



FRIDAY 



10:00am 

11:00am 

1:00pm- 
2:00pm 




7 



LUAU is right around the 



corner! 

PRESALE TICKETS will be sold FEBRUARY 1 1 -281! 

For questions, contact 
Noelle Venecjas noelvene@rnymsmc.la.edu 
or Sean Bdba seanbalb@mymsmc.la.edu 
& add MSMC NPOKA on Facebook! 



MSMC Student TAP PROGRAM 

_ Students can now load their Tap 

IdU Card at the Cashier's Office 

FHANEIT IaCCEIS PASfi 

located in the 745 Building at 
Doheny. If you haven't applied yet, simply download 
an application from the Transportation and Parking 
portal or visit www.metro.net. Once you've loaded 
your card, you can use it on Metro bus and rail lines, 
Santa Clarita Transit, Culver City, Foothill Transit and 
several other transit carriers. (THIS IS A STUDENT 
SERVICE ONLY.) 



This Weekend at the Mount 




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i dice rne 
Trans to Santa 
Monica and peep 
out this undead 
mantic comedy! 



rom 




Head to the Drudis-Biada 

Gallery to see 
the Art Exhibit: "Divergent 

Geometry" 

from 12—5 pm! 







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MEANS 

NEVER/ m 

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Volume 38, Issue No. 23 


Tuesday, February 19, 2013 Published by the Student Affairs Office 


This Week At the Mount 






Fall 2013 Advisement period starts 

Please be sure to mark your calendars! 

Who is my Advisor? 

Students are primarily assigned departmental faculty advisors. Pre- 
Nursing and Undeclared students at Chalon are assigned advisors in the 

Advisement Center. 
Check Web Advisor, Student Profile section, for your advisor 
assignment! Don't forget to make an appointment with your advisor! You 
must have an advisement appointment in order to register for your Fall 

2013 classes.. 

Check Out Our New Advisement Page! 

Just log onto MyMSMC and click on Academic Advisement 

under Academics tab 




$t (Samma Jdlu 
Charnpurrado 

Pan Dulce Sale I 





DATE: February 19, 2013 
_ TIME: nam - Zpm 
' }* PLACE: Hannon Patio 



y in Selecting the Next Provost!! 



What i$ the role of the provost? 



is responsible for ensuring the continued 

excellence of the college through 
its academic programs and offerings at 
Mount St. Mary's College. Those duties 

include oversight of academic 
policies, faculty matters, and personnel 

issues. The Provost ensures all 
educational programs and offerings are 
consistent with the mission, vision, and 
values of Mount St. Mary's College. 



iy should I go? 



The Pro 

quality education to our students b 
hiring qualified faculty and overseeing 
curriculum that will enable students t 
demonstrate the skills, knowledge, an 
character essential to leadership 
and success in your chosen field. The 
Provost plays a big part in helping you 
get the best education the Mount can 
offer. Make your voices heard by 
attending the student sessions. 




hen: Wednesday February 20th 
Where: Hannon Theater 
Time: 6 -8 pm 




it 

i3h 



Cosponsored bySPCS 



Thank you to all the students that went to our annual Love-A-Palooza event 
last Tuesday! It was a huge success! Congratulations to the winners of the 
raffle! Our winners received a Cheesecake Factory gift card (Nayeli Santiago) 
and a pair of AMC movie tickets (Damaris Cabuto & Tonanzint Frausto). 



Mount Community Night (MCN) is coming up so fast! It's this Thursday 
starting at 6:30pm in Hannon Parlor. There will be many performers 
with new, fun, and extremely exciting talents. It's a free event to watch 
and we would love to see you there! 

Lauren Quirarte 
Chalon ASB President 
laurquir@mymsmc.la.edu 



IT'S TIME TO MAKE SOME 
HOUSING DECISIONS! 

Would you like to live in a close-knit, spir- 
itually enriching community on the Chalon 
Campus for the 2013-2014 year? 

Well, here is your chance! Live in the 

newly forming 

Magnificat 




If you are interested please contact Laura 
Gomez at lgomez@msmc.la.edu or call 

her at 310 954 4124 You do not need to be 
Catholic to live in this community. 




/Athenian promise: I will contribute to the development of a caring community where compassion for others and freedom of thought and expression are valued. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No, 23 Tuesday, February 19, 2013 Page 2 



wil 



I inhibit h 
3 natural 




Beautiful Length Healthy Hair Tips: 

1. Massage scalp regularly to remove dirt, 
oil, and dead skin cells. Greasy dirty hair 

hair growth. 

2. use natural shampoos and conditioners 
containing moisturizers to keep hair 
strong instead of brittle. ^^^^ 

3. Avoid the use of chemicals because it 
harms the hair and keeps it form 
growing!! \ 

Broi 



Cal 



(3 



0)9 



e road toward wisdom 



)y clarity of thought 



Analytic Skills Tutoring 

The ability to think independently and critically is 
I essential for achieving success in college, 
career and life. I can help you with critical 
thinking, arguments, fallacies, logic, syllogisms — 
all the skills that play into thinking well. 

Philosophy Tutoring 

Philosophy means "love of wisdom. " If you have 
questions about philosophical ideas, please stop 
by or make an appointment to discuss bioethics, 
morality, aesthetics, epistemology, feminism, the 
ethics of law, business, politics, everything and 
anything philosophical... 



Campus Ministry ••• 



Ever wished yoi 
down and 

about life, a 
how the; 

Christian 

Monda 
7:00- 8:< 



Who: Micah Daily 

Where: Learning Center, H 207 

How: Stop by or call x. 4144 to make an 

appointment, or 

email: mdaily@msmc.la.edu 

When: 

Mon./Wed. 11:30 am - 4:30pm 
Tues. 10:00 am -4:30 pm 

Fri. 11:30 am -3:30 pm 




uld just sit 
Ik... 

d, about 
cted? 

ity (CLC) 

17 th , from 
nnon Parlor 



If you would 
othermJdents. 

tjdfrefl 
in it 
thndugh 
V ar maybe, hovV to flisccMer 
\ \ your calling in life --/ / 
the^C^Xjisthe place for you. 

Everyone is welcome! 



thai 



These Hands and Hearts Don't Hurt 

Sign a handprint or heart to make a personal commitment 
tat you will not engage in domestic violence or sexual abuse! 
Jffdke a stand! w 
Monday February 25 th 
11:15 am - 1:15 pm 
Circle-Chalon 




Other events: 
Take Back the Night! 
iiesday, February 26 th - 5:30pm 
Mercy Chapel - Doheny 
upport Victims of Violence Against Women 
March the Neighborhood, Pray, Speak Out 
ponsored by Counseling and Psychological Services 



m 




A workshop for May & December grads 
to connect, vent & figure out life after college 



Don't wail until graduation day! 





ta sl\a re with 
hat isaoing on 
life,! V 
Goq iractive 
to livle youwfaith 
ice, workand study 



exuai aouse! 



This workshop will 
provide SENIOR) with the opportunity 
to share and address concerns about 
post-college plans 

Should I..* 

Travel? 
Move liome to save money? 
Attend grad seliool or 
work fldl-tiine? 



Brought to you by the Office of>student Affairs r 

sti pns a bout participation in B e autiful Le ngthV >^3 • 



Tiiestlny, Febraai-y 26, 2013 
1:00- 2:00 p.m. 
FREE PIZZA! 
Clialou, Humanities 20^1 



Momtt St Mmy*s College 
Career Services & Internships 

GET CON>JECTED. GET HIRED. 
310*954.4410 \ Hu/uattitfes 401 \ m&:i*!trG}-*emtiivork~iBm 



NT>OKA presents 

TH-S L.BCiBNT> OF MA HI! 

it's luau time! JdI\a us o\a> 
Friday, March ±5, Q.o±s 
i\a, the 
{-tfliA4/u)i/t Theater ! 

t>i\MA,tY at £>pw, | T>oors> opeiA, at g*pw. 
Presale-412 I At the door -$±2 \ At the door msmc students, 





join chalon asbi 

Apply Now for the 
2013-2014 Academic Year! 

* Elected positions only at this time (Executive 
Board Senate); Student Activities Council 
(SAC) applications available soon * 



https : / / orgsvnc.com / 54082/ forms / 53 746 




DEADLINE: 
Friday, March 15 th 
@ 10:00PM 

iH 1 i^H 





Eli gibility : 

1. Semester and cumulative GPA of 2/7 

2. Not currently on academic probation 

3. In good standing with the College 
(academics and conduct) 



Chalon Associated Student Body 
chatotiasiKa fits m c, la , edit 



This Weekend at the Mount 



riday 2/22/ 



alurday 2/21 



Sunday 2/24/11 



Athenian Cafe; 

lome on over to the Cafeteria to 
lecorate your own photo frame 
magnet! 

From 4:00-5: 30pm 



Come and support your friends!!! 
At the Chalon Fitness Center 
From 8:30am to 12:00pm 





Cfialon 




tutient i&etotf 



Volume 38, Issue No. 23 



Tuesday, February 19, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Of- 



This Week At the Mount 




Fall 2013 Advisement period starts 

Please be sure to mark your calendars! 

Who is my Advisor? 

Students are primarily assigned departmental faculty advisors. Pre- 
Nursing and Undeclared students at Chalon are assigned advisors in the 

Advisement Center. 
Check Web Advisor, Student Profile section, for your advisor 
assignment! Don't forget to make an appointment with your advisor! You 
must have an advisement appointment in order to register for your Fall 

2013 classes.. 

Check Out Our New Advisement Page! 

Just log onto MyMSMC and click on Academic Advisement 

under Academics tab 





3Pt (Samma 45lu 
C hampurrad 0 

Pan Dulce Sale I 





DATE: February 19* 2013 
TIME: Ham -2pm 
PIACEs Hamran Patio 



in Selecting the Next Provost!! 



What i$ the role of the provost? 



is responsible for ensuring the continued 

excellence of the college through 
its academic programs and offerings at 
Mount St. Mary's College. Those duties 

include oversight of academic 
policies, faculty matters, and personnel 

issues. The Provost ensures all 
educational programs and offerings are 
consistent with the mission, vision, and 
values of Mount St. Mary's College. 



y should I go? 



The Provost is responsible for providing a 

quality education to our students by 
hiring qualified faculty and overseeing a 
curriculum that will enable students to 
demonstrate the skills, knowledge, and 
character essential to leadership 
and success in your chosen field. The 
Provost plays a big part in helping you 
get the best education the Mount can 
offer. Make your voices heard by 
attending the student sessions. 





Hello Athenians! 

Thank you to all the students that went to our annual Love-A-Palooza event 
last Tuesday! It was a huge success! Congratulations to the winners of the 
raffle! Our winners received a Cheesecake Factory gift card (Nayeli Santiago) 
and a pair of AMC movie tickets (Damaris Cabuto & Tonanzint Frausto). 






Mount Community Night (MCN) is coming up so fast! It's this Thursday 
starting at 6:30pm in Hannon Parlor. There will be many performers 
with new, fun, and extremely exciting talents. It's a free event to watch 
and we would love to see you there! 

Lauren Quirarte 
Chalon ASB President 
laurquir@mymsmc.la.edu 





ITS TIME TO MAKE SOME 
HOUSING DECISIONS! 

Would you like to live in a close-knit, spir- 
itually enriching community on the Chalon 
Campus for the 2013-2014 year? 

Well, here is your chance! Live in the 

newly forming 



Magnificat 




am 
tirested please contact Laura 

Gomez at lgomez@msmc.la.edu or call 

her at 310 954 4124 You do not need to be 
Catholic to live in this community. 



/Athenian promise: I will contribute to the development of a caring community where compassion for others and freedom of thought and expression are valued. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No, 23 Tuesday, February 19, 2013 Page 2 



wil 



I inhibit h 
3 natural 




Beautiful Length Healthy Hair Tips: 

1. Massage scalp regularly to remove dirt, 
oil, and dead skin cells. Greasy dirty hair 

hair growth. 

2. use natural shampoos and conditioners 
containing moisturizers to keep hair 
strong instead of brittle. ^^^^ 

3. Avoid the use of chemicals because it 
harms the hair and keeps it form 
growing!! \ 

Broi 



Cal 



(3 



0)9 



e road toward wisdom 



)y clarity of thought 



Analytic Skills Tutoring 

The ability to think independently and critically is 
I essential for achieving success in college, 
career and life. I can help you with critical 
thinking, arguments, fallacies, logic, syllogisms — 
all the skills that play into thinking well. 

Philosophy Tutoring 

Philosophy means "love of wisdom. " If you have 
questions about philosophical ideas, please stop 
by or make an appointment to discuss bioethics, 
morality, aesthetics, epistemology, feminism, the 
ethics of law, business, politics, everything and 
anything philosophical... 

nit 

Who: Micah Daily 

Where: Learning Center, H 207 

How: Stop by or call x. 4144 to make an 

appointment, or 

email: mdaily@msmc.la.edu 

When: 

Mon./Wed. 11:30 am - 4:30pm 
Tues. 10:00 am -4:30 pm 

Fri. 11:30 am -3:30 pm 



Campus Ministry ••• 



Ever wished yoi 
down and 

about life, a 
how the; 

Christian 

Monda 
7:00- 8:< 




uld just sit 
Ik... 

d, about 
cted? 

ity (CLC) 

17 th , from 
nnon Parlor 



If you would 
othermJdents. 

tjdfrefl 
in it 
thndugh 
V ar maybe, hovV to flisccMer 
\ \ your calling in life --/ / 
the^Cirysthe place for you. 

Everyone is welcome! 



thai 



These Hands and Hearts Don't Hurt 

Jign a handprint or heart to make a personal commitment 
tat you will not engage in domestic violence or sexual abuse! 
A"d<e a stand! w 
Monday February 25 th 
11:15 am - 1:15 pm 
Circle-Chalon 




Other events: 
Take Back the Night! 
uesday, February 26 th - 5:30pm 
Mercy Chapel - Doheny 
upport Victims of Violence Against Wome 
March the Neighborhood, Pray, Speak Out 
ponsored by Counseling and Psychological Services 




A workshop for May & December grads 
to connect, vent & figure out life after college 



Don't wail until graduation day! 





ta sl\a re with 
hat isaoing on 
life,! V 
GoA iractive 
to livle youwfaith 
ice, workand study 




This workshop will 
provide SENIOR) with the opportunity 
to share and address concerns about 
post-college plans 

Should I..* 

Travel? 
Move liome to save money? 
Attend gTad seliool or 
work fldl-tiine? 



Brought to you by the Office of>student Affairs r 

sti pns a bout participation in B e autiful Le ngthV >^3 • 



Tuesdny, Febraai-y 26, 2013 
1:00- 2:00 p.m. 
FREE PIZZA! 
Clialou, Humanities 20^1 



Mo/tttt St Mmy*s College 
Career Services & Internships 

GET CON>JECTED. GET HIRED. 
310*954.4410 \ Hu/uattitfes 401 \ m&:i*!trG}-*emtiivork~iBm 



NT>OKA presents 

TH-S L.BCiBNT> OF MAUI! 
It's luau time! Jolvi u.s oia, 
Friday, March ±5, Q.o±s 
1\a, the 
Ha^^oiA Theater ! 

t>i\MA,tY at &pm, | T>oors> opeiA, at g*pw. 
I At the door -$±2 \ At the door msmc students, 





join chalon asbi 

Apply Now for the 
2013-2014 Academic Year! 

* Elected positions only at this time (Executive 
Board Senate); Student Activities Council 
(SAC) applications available soon * 



https : / / orgsvnc.com / 54082/ forms / 53 746 




DEADLINE: 
Friday, March 15 th 
@ 10:00PM 

iH 1 i^H 





Eli gibility : 

1. Semester and cumulative GPA of 2/7 

2. Not currently on academic probation 

3. In good standing with the College 
(academics and conduct) 



Chalon Associated Student Body 
chalonashia fits m c, la , edit 



This Weekend at the Mount 



riday 2/22/ 



alurday 2/21 



Sunday 2/24/11 



Athenian Cafe; 

!ome on over to the Cafeteria to 
lecorate your own photo frame 
magnet! 

From 4:00-5: 30pm 



Come and support your friends!!! 
At the Chalon Fitness Center 
From 8:30am to 12:00pm 





Chalon 




tuoent i&etos 



Volume 38, Issue No. 24 



Monday, February 25, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 



These Hands and Hearts Don't Hurt 

Sign a handprint or heart to make a personal commitment 
you will not engage in domestic violence or sexual abuse! 
mm m*Vake a standi^ 
M Monday February 25 th 

11:15 am - 1:15 pm V 0 




Circle-Chalon 



Other events: 
Take Back the Night! 
uesday, February 26 th - 5:30pm 

Mercy Chapel - Doheny 
Support Victims of Violence Against Women 
March the Neighborhood, Pray, Speak Out 
Sponsored by Counseling and Psychological Services 
Contact us at (310)954-4114 for more information 



March the Neighborhood, Pray, And Speak Out 
In Support of Victims 
of Violence Against Women 

TAKEiBW THE NIGHT 



TAKE^A^K THE , 

Tuesday, February S 
5:30 p.m. 



Tuesday, February 2t, 2013 

5:30 P.ffl-U 
Mercy Chapel, Doheny Campus 

Shuttles leave Chalon at 4PM and 4:30PM 

Sponsored by Campus Ministry, CPS, Women's Leadership, Doheny 
ASB, Residence Life, Community Engagement and a grant from the 

Department of Justice 





Bone Marrow Registry: 
can be someone's match. 

Discover the many ways YOU can save a 
life. It all starts in the 

Hannon Theatre Foyer 
February 26, 2013 from 
11:00am - 3:00pm. 

Sponsored by 

the Chalon Fitness Center 

For more information, contact us at 
(310)954-4345 



Athenian Mentor 



Program 



A workshop for May & December grads 
to connect, vent & figure out life after college 

Dor t wait until graduation day! 



This workshop will 
provide SENIORS with the opportunity 
to share and address concerns about 
post-college plans 

Should I... 

Travel? 
Move home to save money? 
Attend jjsrad school or 
work fiill-time? 





Fall 2013 Advisement period starts 

Please be sure to mark your calendars! 

Who is my Advisor? 

Students are primarily assigned departmental faculty advisors. Pre-Nursing and 
Undeclared students at Chalon are assigned advisors in the Advisement Center. 
Check Web Advisor, Student Profile section, for your advisor assignment! Don't forget 
to make an appointment with your advisor! You must have an advisement appointment 
in order to register for your Fall 2013 classes.. 




Check Out Our New Advisement Page! 

Just log onto MyMSMC and click on Academic Advisement 
under Academics tab 
For more information call (310) 954-4070 



Tuesday, February 26, 2013 
1:00- 2:00 p.m. 
FREE PIZZA! 
Chalon, Humanities 204 



Motttit St. Mary's CoBeg 
Career Services & Internships 

GET CONNECTED. GET HIKED. 
3W.9S4.44W | Uumesnitks 401 \ metmiairtmieiuwkam 




Career (Patfisl 

Join iComunidad for tfteir 2 nd 
Jl n n u af Spring Caree(<Pcm ef 

When: ^February 28, 2013 
Where: C^tnpus Center 
Time: 4: 00-6: OOpm 

Careers ranging from: 

♦ pursing 

♦ SociaCWorf^ 

♦ <Ftfm 

♦ (Business 

♦ Q ft iCd-D c i efhp mettt 



ATTENTION: Athenian Mentor & 
Proteges! 

Its the moment you've all been waiting 
for! The first Athenian Mentor 
Program meetings of the year are 
finally taking place next week. The 
first one will be taking place, Tuesday 
February 26th, from 1:30-2:30pm in 
the Circle. The other meeting will be 
taking place Thursday February 28th, 
from 6:30 - 7:30pm in room H202. 
Hope to see you there! 

For Questions please contact Student Affairs 
at 3 1 0-954-4 1 30 or email us at 
studentaffairs@mymsmc.la.edu 



All Mount Com in unity Invited! 1 1 
** Snacks will be provided** 




African Drum Circle 



AACW 

Bring your friends and enjoy the cultural festivities! 



Are you on the right path ? 



Hello Athenians! 

Thank you to everyone that made it to Mount Community Night last Thursday! 
Congratulations to our winning performers: 




r / It 



When: Thursday February 28 
Where: The Circle 
Time: 12:30-2 pm 



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Co-sponsored by 
Cultural CPuIr P 
Christine Rosas of ASB 



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^JL- First Place - Jassamy Freyre -JL- 

Second Place - Alyssa Kamel & Justin Short ^ 
^ Third Place - Sam Cano £ 

On behalf of ASB, we would like to extend a huge thank you to all of our performers. You all 
did a fabulous job and we are honored you were willing to share your talents with the Mount 
Community! Our next ASB event is a collaboration with AACW. Together, we are hosting an 
African Drum Circle this Thursday, February 28 in the Circle from 12:30-2PM. Come enjoy 
delicious food and live drummers for Black History Month! 

Lauren Quirarte R 
Chalon ASB President ^SR^2 
laurquir@mvmsmc.la.edu 



Athenian fVomise: j will honor, challenge, and contribute to the scholarly heritage left by those who preceded me and work to leave this a better place for those who follow. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 24 



Monday, February 25, 2013 



Body Image and Exercise 

Be active. 

power-up f breathe, challenge, pause... 
Workout at the 

Chalon or Doheny 
Fitness Center 

in the month of February 

• Ask for a raffle entry into the "Healthy Campus" 
drawing after you have completed you r visit. 

• One entry per day, per student 

Return completed raffle entry to either Student 
Health Center no later than February 28, 201 3. 

• Students must be compliant with all college 
health requirements and be eligible to receive 
services in Student Health Services. 




Body Image and Exercise 

"Can you hear 
me now?" 



via 



Movie Tickets Disneyland Tickets! 



February Fitness! 



healthy campus ^ msmc 

events sponsored fry student kdth semes 




FREE AUDIO 
SCREENING 
available at Chalon 
Student Health Services 
during the month of February. 
Call 310-954-4110to 
schedule an appointment. 

A 

healthy campus msmc 

events sponsored by student kdtk services 



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"How I Met My Employer" 



Thursday, 

March 16,101 3 

I 1:3© am 

To 

1:3© pm 

Chalon Campus 
Center 



Graduating? 
Looking for a 



Job? 
Need an 
Internship? 



Ill 




JOIN CHALON ASBJ 

Apply Now for the 
2013-2014 Academic Year! 

* Elected posit to tts only at this time (Executive 
Hoard <& Seriate); Student Activities Council 
applications available soon* 1 

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For more information contact us at (310) 954-4410 



Eligibility : 

1. Semester and- cumulative GPA of 2.7 

2. Mot currently on academic probation 

3. In good standing with the College 
(academics and conduct) 



ChaTou Associated Student Body 
ch aloti astxatttsmc* la.edu 



BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR... 

*Visit & Bring Food to our Homeless Neighbors:yJx 

Sunday, March 3 rd 

If you would like to help prepare meals for our neighbors or 
join in visiting our homeless neighbors, meet 
in the Campus Ministry office at 5:45 pm! 
Then join us for Mass at 7pm in the Chapel 




Please call the Campus Ministry Office at (310)954-4125 for details! 



HPDKA presents ^ 

THB Le^F5NT> OF MAUI! 
It's luau time! Joua, us> oia, 
Friday, hAarch ±5, zio±3> 
i\A, H-aiA.iA.oiA, Theater! 

r>li/uA,er l\a the circle at 6pw, | v>oors opeiA, -for show at £pm, 
Presale ~4 12 I At the door -$±g \ At the door msmc students -4 15 " 

For c^utstLo\A& contact 





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Spring Academic Skills Workshops 

Having trouble remembering what you study??? \\ 

Does your mind go blank right before an exam??? 

Then come to the Memory is Key workshop on Thursday 2/28 
from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. 

Sign up outside the Learning Center (H-207) 

For more information contact us at (310) 954- 4144 





Grammy Museum and free L.A live Dinner 



iday 1/1/1 



EE 



When: March 16,2013 
Where: Olympic Blvd 

Sign up with 
student Programming ana 
Coiniiiuier services 
lluiiiaitilies 200A 
no remiidrtDie deposit needed 
he sign up, jusl l.D 




s Weeke 




Start off Spring Break 




Right! 



Take the Stop-Trans 
and go to Bayshore 
Lanes Bowling Center! 





Attend the Art Exhibit: 

"Divergent Geometry" 

Where: Art Gallery, 
Drudis Hall 

When: 12 pm to 5 pm 




Come Support Gay- Straight 

^ Alliance (GSA) 

f^L Tamale and 

V Champurradosaleat | 

Ahmanson Patio, 
Doheny Campus from 9am- 3pm 



Chalon 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 25 



Monday, March 11, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 



Icome ba 



g Break, Athenians! 



I hope you all had a greattime with family and friends. 

J ust a reminder to students who ate intereste 
school yearthatthe applications a le due thi 



can be found online 



http://oiqsvnc.com/54082/foims/53746 



The lastinfoimationa 
elected position on C ha Ion ASB) is Monday, March 11 
Parlor. 



March 18-21: Campaigning Period Campus- Wide 

March 19: Candidate Forum l-2pm Student Lounge 

March 25-28: Voting Online and in the Circle 

March 29: Section Results Announced 



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Contact me via e-mail with any questions! 

Thank you, 

Lauren Quirarte 

Chalon ASB President 2012-2013 

laurquir@mymsmc.la.edu 

"You can do it if you put your mind into" 
- Unknown 



Come join the Chalon Fitness 
Center on a sunset adventure 

as we hi ke the F i re trai I . 

When: Thursday March 
34th from 4:30-5:30pm @ the 
Fitness Center 

"Venice Beach Bike Ride! J oin 
the Chalon Fitness Center 
March 16 th from 
9am - 12pm 

Deposit a $5 refundable for the 
shuttle ride and only $6 for the 

bike rental. Sign up at the 
Chalon Fitness Center Today! 

Questions? Please Call 
(310) 954-4345 




Campus Ministry Presents: 



Taize Prayer! 
Wednesday, March 13 
from 7:30 to 8:30 pm 
Deepen your faith at this prayer 
and reflection experience 




Reconciliation Service! 
Tuesday, March 12 
At 7:00pm 

Pray with other students and go to confession, 
Even if you haven't been in a long time. 

Social Justice Week! 
Monday, March 11 to Thursday, March 14 
Part of the Neighbors program; learn about homelessness, human trafficking and 
immigration at different events throughout the week. 



Monday, March 11: Information day 
12-1pm on the Admin Lawn 
Informational handouts and button givea 
What is the Neighbors Project? 
Awareness Program dedicated to 3 central 
Human Trafficking, Immigration rights, and Ho 

Wednesday, March 13: Social Justice Mo vie Night 
6pm - 9pm in the Campus Center 
Showing: Not My Life 
A movie featuring interviews 
ctims of Human Trafficking all over the world 

Thursday, March 14: Social Justice Fair! 
11am-2pm in the Circle! 
Catholic Worker, St. Francis Center, and St. Joseph Ce 
and more! 






Come celebrate Mass! 

March 17 th at 7:00pm in 
Mary Chapel 

Second Sunday of Lent 

Your family and friends are 
always welcome! 




BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR... 

Visit & Bring Food to our Homeless 
Neighbors: 

Sunday, March 17 th 

If you would like to help prepare meals for our neighbors 
in the Campus Ministry office at 5:45 pm 
or join in visiting our homeless neighbors, 
meeting at the chapel after the 7 pm Mass , 
please call the Campus Ministry Office at (310) 954-4125 
for details! 




THE LEGEND € 



it's lw.au. time! Jdi\a us, 

Friday. March 1<5, 

2C13 

i\A the 
lianncn Theater! 

E>lt/uA,er at | v>doys> opei/v at £pw, 
At the door -$±2 | At the door M3MC 
students -$±5 



For c\ut£>tio\A&, contact 
Noelle vetA-egas 
iA,pelx/e\A,e@v^y)AA,s>mc<.la.td\A. 

or sefli/vBalbfl 
s>ta\A,balb@m\jwi£>mc,.la.edu 






Academic Advisement 



Attention Freshman! 

Did you take college level courses while in High School that did not count towards 
your HS graduation? Would you like to receive credit for it? If so, please have 
your High School counselor send a letter indicating which course (s) you took that 
did not count towards graduation. You will also need an official transcript from 
the school you attended. Please have transcripts sent directly from the school 
attended to the Mount. Hand-delivered transcripts are not considered official. 

ATTENTION New Transfer Students ! 

Remember, you only have one semester to contest your Transfer Credit 
Evaluation. For more information visit us on MyMSMCPortal or stop by during 

posted drop-in hours. 



ADVISEMENT PERIOD 
Fall 2013 Advisement period ends March 15 



th 



Fall 2013 advisement is currently underway and ends this week. If you haven't 
been advised, make an appointment to meet with your advisor ASAP. You will 
not be able to register for Fall 2013 until you have been advised. 



Registration for Fall 2013 semester begins the week of March 18. 
Who is my Advisor? 

Students are primarily assigned departmental faculty advisors. Pre-Nursing and 
Undeclared students at Chalon are assigned advisors in the Advisement Center. 
Check Web Advisor, Student Profile section, for your advisor 

assignment! 

Don't forget to make an appointment with your advisor! You must have an advisement 
appointment in order to register for your Fall 2013 classes. 

Please note: There will be no Drop-In Hours during Advisement 

Period 

Office Hours: 

Mon - Thurs. 8:00am - 4:30pm 
Fri. 8:00am -4:00pm 
emic Advisement 




Visit us on 1 



310-954-4070/H401 
*fdvisement@msmc.la.edu 
ie MSMC Portal>Academic Advisement! 




Athenian promise: | will embrace the concept of a civil community which does not tolerate violence, theft, bigotry, or harassment of others in any form. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 



E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 25 



Monday, March 11, 2013 



Page 2 



Nutrition Awareness 



Be healthy. 

simple, tasty, nutritious, 
yummy, fresh... 

date 

Tuesday - March 1 9 , 201 3 

time 

12:00 pm - 2:00 pm 

CocoLtion 

Cha Ion: Admin Lawn 
Doheny: Ahmanson Driveway 




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Learning Assistance Programs/ISAE 
11-207 (310)954-4144 



FREE Blood Pressure, 
r BMI Screening and Raffle! 

^ > k Appointments available in 

Student Health Services during 
the month of March. 



"What's on 
your plate?' 



healthy campus ^^gp^ msme 

extents sponsored 6y student iusaCth ser*i?ices 



jitinas Unidas presents.. 

NUESTEA CULTURA 




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Deadlines for ISAE Students to meet with 
their ISAE Counselor & Peer Advisor for 
Spring 2013: 

Freshmen- March 15 th , & April 19 th 
Sophomores- April 19 th 
Juniors & Seniors-April 19 th 




Please join us to 'Fly High' in 
atinas Unidas most exciting 
event of the year! 
Saturday March 23 rd 
6ym-Midnight in the Chalon 

Campus Center 
Tickets available for pre-sale 
starting February 25 1 
$20 a person gets you: 

• Dinner plates from a mix 
of Latino cultures 

• The viewing of the Raza 
Achievement Celebration 

• Front row seats to our 
guest speaker 

• Great musical 
entertainment and 
dancing 

• The great company of LU 
and their familias! 

< >< >< y<3?83>J&< >< 



Disability Services: 

If you are a student with a documented 
disability, see Michele Lewis, Director 
of Learning Assistance Programs, 
during the first week of classes to 
arrange for academic accommodations. 
Her office is located in Humanities-207. 



Plan For Writing Support 
A ppointments In Advance! 
Be sure to schedule your writing 
appointments well in advance. Many 
classes are requiring appointments with 
the writing support team for papers, lab 
reports, etc. So, it's time to put those 
time management skills to work and 
SCHEDULE EARLY! 




For tickets contact any LU board member 
on campus or email us at 
Latinasunidasmsmc @ gmail.com 



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Spring Academic Skills Workshops 

Having trouble with your references on a 
paper??? Are you sure you are not 
plagiarizing??? 

Then come to the Stealing or Borrowing 
workshop on Thursday 3/14 from 1:00pm 
to 2:00pm. Sign up outside the Learning 
Center (H-207) 



ATTENTION ISAE FRESHMEN!!! 



The ISAE participation agreement states that 
each ISAE freshman will meet with her ISAE 
counselor and her Peer Advisor THREE times 
during the fall and spring semesters. It will 
allow ISAE staff to check in with you on your 
first semester successes and challenges, and to 
make sure your adjustment to college is going 
well. Schedule your counselor appointments in 
the Learning Center and schedule your PA 
appointment directly with your PA. 

A pply to be a Peer Advisor! ! ! ! 



,% ISAE - DON'T RISK DEACTIVATION! ! ! 

Meet with your ISAE Counselor (Freshmen 
3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Update your Educational Plan 
(EVERY SEMESTER) 
Meet with your Peer Advisor (Freshmen 3x/ 
sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored 
cultural, leadership, educational or 
volunteer Events/Activities EVERY 
SEMESTER. Sign "non-ISAE/Learning 
Center" events in log in ISAE Office for 
credit. 







THE NEW FACES OF 








LEADERSHIP 





ISAE is looking for active ISAE students who 
would like to serve in this leadership role. If 
you truly enjoy being part of the ISAE 
program, look to further develop your 
leadership skills, AND have lots of fun too, this 
will be a great opportunity for you! We hope 
that you will consider applying for the ISAE 
Peer Advisor 2013-2014 TEAM! The 
application is available in the ISAE Office. 
Applications due on Friday, March 15 th . 
Make a Difference, Become an ISAE Peer 
Advisor! 




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Tips for Dealing with Conflict 




Ask questions 

Conflict can arise due to poor communication — someone didn't say what they meant 
to say or perhaps misstated what was intended. Before you allow an escalation, ask 
questions. 

Recognize differing perspectives 

Keep in mind that conflict may arise due to people having different perceptions. You, or the other 
person, saw things differently 




Want to know what a leader is? Have you ever met a leader before? Who exactly is a leader? 
Join us for a day of hands on learning about what Leadership truly is. Join the discussions 
based off of everyday leaders in our community & participate in student led workshops. 
Students pay money for conferences such as this one, but you are invited to participate in 
this Leadership Conference for FREE! Students, take advantage of this great opportunity! 
Lunch will be provided so make sure you RSVP as soon as possible!! 



Identify mistakes 

Honest and unintended mistakes frequently result in conflict. Before you let 
temperatures rise, do a reality check of your understanding with the other persons' 

Focus on preventing escalation 

Conflict resolutions always start with one or both parties making an honest attempt at avoiding 
further escalation. This recognition often causes a more objective review to occur. 



April 7,2013, 9 

Open to ALL Mount F 








n the rPottaJ. rTodau!! 






Commit to working it out 

jgpJJ^. j| Take charge of the process by committing to reach a resolution. A powerful impact 
^&^T occurs when one person makes this statement. 

Stay calm 

Cooler heads prevail in even the most difficult conflicts. Whether you're in a work or personal 
situation, you can take control of it by keeping cool. And when you're maintaining your calm, it will 
be easier for others involved to get back to the task at hand. 



f^or more information on conflict resolution or other issues, contact 
(Counseling & psychological Services, 
'halon Campus, at 5 lo-?5+-4-1 14- 




This Weekend at the Mount 



J out Npofefl for their Lu.au.!! 

Enjoy dinner and show!! 

If you have not purchased a presale ticket, 
you can still purchase one at the door 

For more info contact Noelle Venegas at 
noelvene@mymsmc.la.edu 




"ViA/er$&rtt Geometry" 



Come/ cwicV vtitt the/ curt exhibit Otv 
VrudCyHcdl 

Open/from/ 12pm/— 5pm/ 



Enrich your spiritual life by 

Attending Mass in 
Mary's Chapel 

At 7pm 





Chalon 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 26 



Monday, March 18, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 




Nutrition Awareness 



Be healthy. 

simple, tasty, nutritious, 
yummy, fresh,., 



date 

Tuesday- March 19,2013 

time 

12:00 pm- 2:00 pm 

location 

Chalon: Admin Lawn 
Doheny: Ahmanson Driveway 




4&t 



FREE Blood Pressure, 
BMI Screening and Raffle! 

Appointments available in 
r Student Health Services during 
the month of March. 



"What's on 
your plate?" 



Feedback!!! 

Information Technology has enlisted the help of a 
consultant to do a total assessment of technology on 
campus. We need student feedback on items such as: 
Technology in the classrooms and computer labs, your 
ability to access information, functionality and 
usability of email. Angel, Web Advisor, and much 
more! Let your voice be heard! 



Tuesday, March 19, 201 
1:00 PM— 2:00 PM 



Room H402A 



healthy campus ^ msmc 

events sponsored fy student fieafth JtttttCi 




Please rsvp to Janet Castaneda 
(jcastaneda@msmc.la.edu) 

Free Pizza to all who participate! 



Start your day by joining the Chalon Fitness Canter on a morning hike! 
When: Wednesday, March 20th 10;00am-ll;00am 

Come one Come all to the Chalon Fitness Center volleyball Social. 
When: Wednesday, March 20th from 
6:00pm-7:00pm! 

Join the Chalon Fitness Center 

as we hike the fire trail on our Full Moon Hike 

When: Monday, March 25th 
7:00pm-8.'00pm 

For questions, please contact the fitness center 
at (310) 954-4345 



Latinas Unidas presents... 

NUESTRA CULTURA 





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Learning Assistance Programs/ISAE 
X H-207 (310)954-4144 

Plan For Writing Support Appointments In Advance! 

Be sure to schedule your writing appointments well in advance. Many classes are requiring 
appointments with the writing support team for papers, lab reports, etc. So, it's time to put 
those time management skills to work and SCHEDULE EARLY! 

Spring Academic Skills Workshops 

Are you loosing points on your papers because of small grammar mistakes??? Re they mistakes 
that you keep making over and over???Then come to the Grammar to Go workshop on 
Thursday 3/21 from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. Sign up outside the Learning Center (H-207) 

ATTENTION ISAE FRESHMEN!!! 



The ISAE participation agreement states that each ISAE freshman will meet with her ISAE 
counselor and her Peer Advisor THREE times during the fall and spring semesters. It will 
allow ISAE staff to check in with you on your first semester successes and challenges and to 
make sure your adjustment to college is going well. Schedule your counselor appointments in 
the Learning Center and schedule your PA appointment directly with your PA. 



ISAE - PON T RISK DEACTIVATION!!! ^/ 

Meet with your ISAE Counselor >Z)r 
(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Update your Educational Plan (EVERY 

SEMESTER) 
Meet with your Peer Advisor 
(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored cultural, 
leadership, educational or volunteer Events/ 

Activities 

EVERY SEMESTER. Sign "non-ISAE/Learning 
Center" events in log in ISAE Office for credit. 

Attention ISAE Students 



Disability Services: 



If you are a student with a documented 
disability, see Michele Lewis, Director 
of Learning Assistance Programs, dur- 
ing the first week of classes to arrange 
for academic accommodations. Her 
office is located in Humanities-207. 

Deadlines for ISAE Students to meet with 
their ISAE Counselor & Peer Advisor for 
Spring 2013; 

Freshmen-April 19 th 
Sophomores- April 19 th 
Juniors & Seniors -April 19 th 



ISAE students join us on Sunday April 7 th to watch Cinderella the Opera. A story of a kindhearted girl 
who dreams of escaping the tyranny of her vain stepsisters. When the prince announces that he will 
choose his bride at a glamorous ball, she seizes the opportunity to take control of her own destiny. Sign- 
Ups begin on Monday March 18 th at 9:00am in the Learning Center. Don't forget to bring your 
$20 refundable deposit. 



lease join us to 'Fly High' in 
atinas Unidas most exciting 
event of the year! 
Saturday March 23 rd 
6pm-Midnight in the Chalon 

Campus Center 
Tickets are currently available 
for pre-sale. 
$20 a person gets you: 
Dinner plates from a mix of 
Latino cultures 
The viewing of the Raza 
Achievement Celebration 
Front row seats to our 
guest speaker 
Great musical 
entertainment and dancing 
The great company of LU 
and their familias! 

&-£K&~£ &-£Ki~£) C£- 




For tickets contact any LU board member on 
campus or email us at 
Latinasunidasmsmc @ gmail.com 



Attention Freshman! 

Did you take college level courses while in High School that did not count towards your HS 
graduation? Would you like to receive credit for it? If so, please have your High School counselor 
send a letter indicating which course (s) you took that did not count towards graduation. You will 
also need an official transcript from the school you attended. Please have transcripts sent directly 
from the school attended to the Mount. Hand-delivered transcripts are not considered official. 

ATTENTION New Transfer Students ! 

Remember, you only have one semester to contest your Transfer Credit Evaluation. For more 
information visit us on MyMSMCPortal or stop by during posted drop-in hours. 

Registration for Fall 2013 semester starts March 18. 
Spring 2013 Drop In Hours 




Chalon 



Monday 



10:00am- 
11:00 am 

1:00pm- 
2:00pm 



Tuesday 



10:00am- 
11:00am 

1:00pm- 
2:00pm 



Wednesday 



10:00am- 
11:00am 

1:00pm- 
2:00pm 



Thursday 



10:00am- 
11:00am 

1:00pm- 
2:00pm 



Friday 



10:00am- 
11:00am 

1:00pm- 
2:00 pm 



Office Hours: Mon - Thurs. 8:00am - 4:30pm, Fri. 8:00am - 4:00pm 
Contact us: 310-954-4070 / advisement@msmc.la.edu / H401 

Visit us on the MSMC Portal > Academic Advisement! \^^^ 
Check Out Our New Advisement Page! Just log onto MyMSMC and click on Academic Advisement under 
Academics 




Athenian promise: J will commit myself to the pursuit of knowledge with personal Integrity and academic honesty. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 



E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 26 Monday, March 18, 2013 Page 2 




The Job and Internship Fair 



'How I Met My Employer 1 



March 26*2 O I 3 
1:30 am — 2:30 pm 
Chalon Campus 
Center 



Looking lor a job? 



in internship? 



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Alliance 




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for the BIBLE 
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m the crosshairs of scripture and sexxial identity." -Fortli^bU>leiell^m tstKury: 



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Bon Appetit Chefs from Woodbury University, Whittier, Marymount, and 
Mount St. Mary's College will be challenged with creating a delicious dish using 

seasonal, local ingredients. 




When: Tuesday, March 26 
Where: Chalon Cafe dining room 
Time: 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. 



You get to be the judge! All you need to do is purchase the event ticket and 
token for $6. After sampling each chefs dish, present your token to the Chef 
who you believe created the best dish. The Chef with the most tokens at the 
end of the service will be the winner of this competition. 

Tickets will be available for purchase at the cafe registers during the 
event. Resident students can use their meal plan to purchase tickets. This 
information is also available on the food service portal page. 




Important Messages from the Bursar's Office 



Pre-Registration Fait 20 13 

Pre-registration for the Fall 2013 is here! Do you know if your account is cleared for 
you to pre-register? Do you have a Bursar's Office hold? Our friendly Associates in 
the Business Office may assist you in clearing your Spring 2013 balance on account - 
for you to pre-register for the Fall 2013 semester. 

Mark your calendars for these upcoming important dates! 
Once you register for the Fall 2013 semester - you will then need to clear your 
tuition account for the fall semester - by the Financial Clearance Deadline - in order 
to avoid a Late Clearance Fee. 



The Financial Clearance Deadline for the Fall 2013 semester is August 14, 
2013. Mount Students will need to be sure that by this date the following has been 
completed: 

1. Financial Clearance of Tuition Balance on Account 

a. Enrollment in My Payment Plan 

b. Financial Aid Awards Accepted 

2. Health Insurance Waivers Filed Online. 

If after the first day of class, Au gust 26, 2013, the above has not been completed - a 
2 nd Late Clearance Fee will be assessed. 



Summer School at the Mount 

Students who are interested in enrolling in summer courses may register 
through WebAdvisor on April 2 nd - May 3 rd . Summer courses will start at the 
Doheny Campus on May 20 th - June 27 th ^^^^_ 

Courses Offered: English 1A - History 1A, Philosophy 16, English IB, Spanish 1 & 
Religious Studies 61. Cost: $65 per unit 

Students will have 10 days to make payment at the Business Office. Please 
contact the Business Office at Doheny - 213-477-2540 or Chalon - 310-954- 
4040 for more information regarding these important messages! 



Want to know what a leader is? Have you ever met a leader before? Who exactly is a leader? 
Join us for a day of hands on learning about what Leadership truly is. Join the discussions 
based off of everyday leaders in our community & participate in student led workshops. 
Students pay money for conferences such as this one, but you are invited to participate in 
this Leadership Conference for FREE! Students, take advantage of this great opportunity! 
^unch will be provided so make sure you RSVP as soon as possible!! 





Only 28 mere school days left! 

Ccme en guys we can dc it and finish 
string! 



Spring is here which means Summer is 
rclling just arcund the ccrner! 



This Weekend at the Mount 



What to get out of this world a 
the stress of mid -terms? 



>z, The Great and Powerful 



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Come Join us for Mass 
At 7:00pm 
In Mary Chapel 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 27 



Monday, March 25, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 




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Alexandria House 
A Place Called Home 
Archdiocese of Los Angeles 
California Science Center 
City of Santa Monica - 
Virginia Park Ave. Teen 
Center 
City Year 
CLUE-IA 

COPE Health Solutions 
Dick Clark Productions 
Enterprise Holdings 
FBI 

Forever 21 

Health Net 

HYPE 

INROADS 

JurticeCorps - LA 

Superior Court 

Kaplan Teit Prep 

KPFK90.7FM 

Little Flower Educational 

Child Care Center 

LA, County 

Probation Department 

DPSS Volunteer Services 

Programs 



Tuesday, 
March 26, 2013 
11:30-2:30 p.m. 
Campus Center 




ALL STUDENTS 
WELCOME! 
Bring 15-25 copies of your 
resume & dress in 
Business Casual Attire 



LAPD Victim-Witness Assis- 
tance Program 
Mothers Against Drunk 
Driving — MADD 
MSMC Alumnae Association 
MSMC Graduate Admuiioni 
Opes Financial Solutions 
Partnerships to Uplift 
Communities Schools [PUCJ 
Reading Partners 
ReDiscover Center 
St. Joseph Worker Program 
Santa Monica Police 
Activities League (PAL) 
Summer Night Lights [Office 
of Gang Reduction 4 Youth 
Development) 
Teach for America 
UCLA Care Extenders 
Program 

UCLA ROTC Program 
U.S Department of 
State 

U.S. Secret Service 
WISE & Healthy Aging 
Working With Autism 
Young Marketing Pros 



MountSt Mar/s College 
Career Services & Internships 

GET CONNECTED. GET HIRED. 

310.954,4410 \ Humanities 401 \ muntammetnwk.com 





Wednesday March 27, 201 
Administration Lawn 





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Make the Cut 
is just around 
the corner! 

"This year Make the Cut will be held 
on Thursday, April 11th, 2013 from 

10am to 3pm in the circle. 
Hopefully you have been properly 
maintaining your gorgeous hair for 
a beautiful day! 



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An e-mail will be sent out for more 
hair care tips* as well as 
information to RSVPforthe day. 
Select three times that a re 
convenient for you, then e-mail or 
c a II to notify us whic h times you 
have selected. "This will be a first 

come and first serve basis, so 
choose promptly! The last day to 

IRSVPwill be Thursday, April 4th. 
We will notify you what time your 
appointment will be. 

For more information call Student 
Affairs at (310) 954-4130 or come by 
our office atH200 



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Bon Appetit Chefs from Woodbury University, 
Whittier, Marymount, and Mount St. Mary's 
College will be challenged with creating a 
delicious dish using seasonal, local 
ingredients. 

When: Tuesday, March 26 

Where: Chalon Cafe dining rooi 

Time: 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m 



You get to be the judge! All you need to do is 

purchase the event ticket and token for 
$6. After sampling each chefs dish, present 

your token to the Chef who you believe 
created the best dish. The Chef with the most 
tokens at the end of the service will be the 
winner of this competition. 

Tickets will be available for purchase at the 
cafe registers during the event. Resident 
students can use their meal plan to purchase 
tickets. This information is also available on 
the food service portal page. 




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Hello Athenians! 

For those of you apart of the Athenian Mentor 
program, the next meetings of the year will take place 
Tuesday March 26th in H202 from 8-9pm, and again 
Thursday March 28th in the Student Lounge from 1-2pm. 
Please check your email for reminders and other important 
updates! 

For more information, contact Student Affairs at 
studentaffairs@mymsmc.la.edu or call us at 310.954.4130 v 





Athenian promise: 1 will respect the sanctity of the learning environment and avoid disruptive and deceitful behavior toward other members of the college community 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



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onday, March 25, 2013 



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CPS Tip of the Weeb 

Complete this quick screening about your alcohol 
use: 

• Have you ever felt you should cut down on your 
drinking? 

• Have people annoyed you by criticizing your 
drinking? 

• Have you ever felt bad or guilty about your 
drinking? 

• Have you ever had a drink first thing in the 
morning ( eye-opener ) to steady your nerves or 
get rid of a hang-over? 



If you answered YES to any of the 
above questions you may want to 
contact Counseling and 
Psychological Services (CPS) to 
discuss your alcohol use or other 
concerns at (310) 954-4114. 






Hello Athenians! 

Can you believe there are only 5 weeks of school left? 

Don't forget to vote for Chalon ASB Executive Board and 
Senate this Monday through Wednesday from ll-3pm in 
the Circle or online (online voting link will be distributed via e-mail on 
Monday)! 

The 2013-2014 Chalon ASB Executive Board & Senate candidates are: 

President: Amanda Chavez, Melinda Magallanes, Savannah Moore 

Vice President, Chair of Senate: Jenny Nguyen, Arlene Rangel 

Vice President, Chair of the Student Activities Council(SAC): Christine Rosas 

Sophomore Senators: Blanca Duenas 

Junior Senators: Katherine Hampton 

Senior Senators: Jocelyn Bautista 

Commuter Senators: No candidates 

Learn more about the candidates here: www.msmc.la.edu/chalon-asb- 
election 

If you missed your opportunity to be a part of ASB there are still other ways! 
You can apply for a Student Activities Council position (Athenian Spirit Chair, 
Cultural Celebrations Chair, Education Chair, Mount Events Chair, Service 
Chair & Social Chair) here: https://orgsync.com/54082/forms/69593 

If you have any questions, comments or concerns please e-mail me! 

Thank you and have a great week, 
Lauren Quirarte 

Chalon ASB President 2012-2013 
laurquir@mymsmc.la.edu 

"A river cuts through a rock not because of its power 
but because of its persistence" - Unknown 



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IT'S TIME TO MAKE SOME HOUSING 
DECISIONS! 

Would you like to live in a close-knit 
spiritually enriching community on the 
Chalon Campus for the 2013- 2014 year? 

Well, here is your chance! Live in the newly 
forming Magnificat House! 



If you are interested please contact Laura 
Gomez at lgomez@msmc.la.edu 

or call her at 3 1 0 954 4 1 24 You do not 
need to be Catholic to live in this 
community. 

Ever wished you could just sit down 
and really talk... 

about life, about God, about how 
they're connected? 

Christian Life Community (CLC) at 
Chalon 

Monday, March 27 th , from 7:00-8:00pm 
in Hannon Parlor 

If you would like to share with other stu- 
dents what is going on in your life, 
to reflect on how God is active in it, how to 
live your faith 
through service, work and study - or 
maybe, how to discover your calling in 
life 

then CLC is the place for you. 

Everyone is welcome! 



Come celebrate Mass! 

Mass will not be celebrated on Campus on 
Easter Sunday. 

Come and join us on 

April 7 th at 7:00pm in Mary Chapel 

2 nd Sunday of Easter 

Your family and friends are always welcome! 

BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR... 

*Visit & Bring Food to our Homeless Neighbors: 

Sunday, April 7 th 

If you would like to help prepare meals for our neighbors 
in the Campus Ministry office at 5:45 pm 
or join in visiting our homeless neighbors, 
meeting at the chapel after the 7 pm Mass , 

please call the Campus Ministry Office at X4125 for 
details! 



Evening Prayer! 
End your day with 

prayer! 
on Mondays in Mary 

Chapel 
from 4:00 - 4:20 pm 



COOKIES! 
There will be no 
cookies this Monday 

Because it is Monday 
of Holy Week 




Take time out for quiet reflection, slow breathing, 
and God with Live music 
Thursday March 28 th 1 :00 pm - 1 :25 pm 
In Mary Chapel 
Give yourself the gift that keeps giving this Lent 



Come together to pray the ROSARY 
Every Wednesday 4-4:30 pm in Mary Chapel 

Get together with other students to pray the rosary, 
in front of the statue of Our Lady. 
If you don't know how - we'll teach you! 
If you don't have a rosary - we'll give one to you! 



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Easter Eggs in the 
Chalon Student News?! 




Cnly 23 mere schccl days left! 

Come en guys we can dc it and finish strong! 




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This Weekend at the Mount 

Friday 3/29/13 Saturday 3/30/13 Sunday 3/31/13 

Head on over to Venice Watch/ THE HOST wo/tHc 

Boardwalk and enjoy __ mc theatre/ at the/ 

some time out in the sun! Pronie/na ^ 

Look at stop-trans schedules for more _ ^ ro^tKc/5top-tra^tHere// 
information! 




For this Easter, try going' with your 
family to the LA Zoo and visit the Big 
Bunny's Spring Flingl 
][f you're feeling' brave enough, visit The 
LAIR, which is the new reptile and 
amphibian exhibit! 




Los Angeles Zoo & 
* Botanical Gardens 



Chalon 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 28 



Monday, April 1, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Mount 



COMMENCEMENT TICKET PICK-UP 
PROCEDURES FOR CHALON GRADS! 




WHEN to Pick Up Tickets 

Students can pick up their tickets April 3 - April 26 , 

Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 



WHERE 



to Pick Up Tickets 



Chalon Student Affairs Office (Humanities 200) 

WHAT You Need to Pick-Up Tickets 

Students MUST be on the "Official Graduates List" provided by the Registrar's 
Office. 

Students MUST show their Mount St. Mary's College or other Photo ID card. 
Students MUST sign that they received one graduate ticket and nine guest tickets. 

**Once you sign for your tickets, they arc 
NON-Replaceable if lost or stolen!** 

Questions? Visit: 

http://www.msmcJa.edu/academics/commencement.asp 



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First General Meetings 

- April 2, 2013: 1 :OOPM-3:OOPM (Campus Center East) 

- April 9, 2013: 1 :OOPM-3:OOPM (Campus Center East) 
. April 11, 2013: l:OOPM-3:OOPM (Hannon Theater) 

- April 16, 2013: 1 :OOPM-3:OOPM (Campus Center East) 




Bring Comfortable Clothes 
and He els to Dance. 
If" you already have a 
practice skirt and FoUnlorico 
shoes please bring them to 
practice. 





If you have any questions you can email Cynthia Lua at 
cyntlua@mymsmc.la.edu or add on our JV1SJV1C 1 Ballet Folklorico 

Facebook page 



Come Join the Chalon Fitness Center on a Morning Hike! 
When: Wednesday, April 3. 

From: 1 0:30-1 1 :30am 

Meet at the Chalon Fitness Center. 



Contact the fitness center at 
310.954.4345 for questions! 






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The winner of the 2013-2014 Student 
Handbook Cover Contest design is... 
Kristina Decena, a current 
junior working on her nursing major. 
Thank you to all those who submitted a 
design cover. 



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Music - Dancing - Performances - Food 
April 5 th - 7:30pm - Campus Center 



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Join us for a day of hands on learning about leadership. Engage with 
community members in discussions about Health, Effective 
Communication, and Empowerment as well as participate in student led 
workshops, TaJte advantage of this great opportunity! Lunch will be 

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Open to ALL Mount Fii-st-Year Students (IHolieiiy & Chalon) 

RSVP: (9tv iW^ T?o-r-ttxJL T&dLcuy!! 




Maria Sandoval 




Monika Wasshausen 



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Cristina Lopez 
Jessica Estrada-Diaz 
Mary Grace Meneses 
Ingrid Cruz 



Crystal Haro-Sanchez 
Christina Craig 
Dianne Nalapo 
Mayra Perea 



Cynthia Barajas 
Emily Sitter 
Alexa Carter 

Hoang Nguyen 



/Athenian promise: J will support a culture of diversity by respecting the rights of those who differ from me 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 



E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 28 



Monday, April 1, 2013 



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April 1 st - Study Abroad Spring 2013 Deadline 

April 5 th - Study Abroad Travel Award Application Deadline 

All applications are due to the Advisement Center (H401) by 5:00pm on the 

deadline date. 



Attention Freshman! 

Did you take college level courses while in High School that did not count towards your HS graduation? Would you like to 
receive credit for it? If so, please have your High School counselor send a letter indicating which course(s) you took that did 
not count towards graduation. You will also need an official transcript from the school you attended. Please have transcripts 
sent directly from the school attended to the Mount. Hand-delivered transcripts are not considered official. 



ATTENTION New Transfer Students ! Remember, you only have one semester to contest your Transfer Credit Evaluation, 
more information visit us on My M SMC Porta I or stop by during posted drop-in hours. 



For 



Check Out Our New Advisement Page! 

Just log onto MyMSMC and click on Academic Advisement 
under Academics tab 



Office Hours: 

Mon -Thurs. 8:00am - 4:30pm 
Fri. 8:00am -4:00pm 




Sponsored by MSMC Latin as Unidas 





MONDAY 


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Learning Assistance Programs/I$AE 
H-207 (310)954-4144 

Spring Classes Already Stressing you Out?!?!? 

Pick up a tutor request form at the Learning Center! It is never too early 
to plan for YOUR success. Stop by the Learning Center (H-207) for more 
information and to pick up tutor request forms. 

Plan For Writing Support Appointments In Advance! 

Be sure to schedule your writing appointments well in advance. Many 
classes are requiring appointments with the writing support team for papers, lab reports, etc. So, it's 
time to put those time management skills to work and SCHEDULE EARLY! 

Spring Academic Skills Workshops 

Not sure how to organize your research paper??? Then come to the Writing the Research Paper 
Thursday 3/4 from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. 

Disability Services: 

If you are a student with a documented disability, see Michele Lewis, Director of Learning Assistance 
Programs, during the first week of classes to arrange for academic accommodations. Her office is 
located in Humanities-207. 

ATTENTION ISAE GRADUATES!! 

You are cordially invited to the ISAE Bravo Banquet, and evening of awards and entertainment 
honoring our 2012-2013 ISAE graduates. It will be held on Friday April 12, 2013 at 5:30p.m in the 
Doheny Mansion. Please RSVP by Wednesday April 3 rd by calling 310-954-4144. It is Semi-formal 
attire. 



Academic Advisement - 310-954-4070/H401 - advisement@msmc.la.edu 
Visit us on the MSMC Portal>Academic Advisement! 



Mount St. Mary's Remarkable Service Program 




Leave your mark on the Nlourit Community! 
Design a logo for the Remarkable Service Program! 



ATTENTION ISAE FRESHMEN!!! 

The ISAE participation agreement states that each ISAE freshman will meet with her ISAE counselor 
and her Peer Advisor THREE times during the fall and spring semesters. It will allow ISAE staff to check 
in with you on your first semester successes and challenges and to make sure your adjustment to 
college is going well. Schedule your counselor appointments in the Learning Center and schedule your 
PA appointment directly with your PA. 

ISAE - DON'T RISK DEACTIVATION!!! 

Meet with your ISAE Counselor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Update your Educational Plan (EVERY SEMESTER) 
Meet with your Peer Advisor(Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lxsem) 
Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored cultural, leadership, 
educational or volunteer Events/Activities EVERY SEMESTER. 
Sign "non-ISAE/Learning Center" events in log in ISAE Office for ^ 
credit. 

Deadlines for ISAE Students to meet with their 
ISAE Counselor & Peer Advisor for Spring 2013: 

Freshmen- April 19 th 
Sophomores- April 19 th 
Juniors & Seniors-April 19 th 




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Submit your design and learn about the Remarkable Service Program 

and contest rules at 

msmc.la.edM/LogoContest 



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This Weekend at the M ount 

Friday 4/5/13 



A new take on an old classic 



Saturday 4/6/13 

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Take the stop trans down to the 
promenade and relive old times by 
watching Jurassic Park 3! AMC & 
Rave theatre tickets are available 
at Student Programming and 
Commuter Services! 




Its easy to get caught up in the day to 
day hustle and bustle of school, so 
take a break from studying and reflect 
on all your accomplishments, achieve- 
ments, and your future goals! 




Come Join us for Mass as we celebrate 
the First Sunday of Easter! 





At 7:00pm in Mary Chapel 



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Volume 38, Issue No. 29 



Monday, April 8, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



Thi^Week^At the Mount 

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SENIORS!!!!!!!!!!! 
DON'T FORGET TO PICK UP YOUR GRADUATION 
TICKETS BY APRIL 26TH IN THE STUDENT AFFAIRS 



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Meet at the Chalon Fitness Center Monday April 22nd (a 
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commitment and hard work to build a rewarding career ^ 
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Who : JenniferFerro, General Manager, 
KCRW 

When : April 11, 2013 @1- 2 p.m. 
Where: Campus Center 

A "Subway" Lunch will be available! 

Please join us to learn mote a bout forging sue cess and 
realizing fulfillment in your career! 

The Vantage Point 

A Forum for Business Leaders and Entrepreneurs 

Sponsored by the Department of Business Administration and the 
Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society 



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Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 29 



Monday, April 8, 2013 



Page 2 




SAGA 

When: April 13, 2013 
Time: n:ooam-2:oopm 
where: Dohenv Poolside 

Presale for SOC Undergrad 

students: $10 
Presale for SOC Alums: $15 
At the door all tickets: $15 



*** Please note you. can pay for your 
admission a::he S ociology Deparcnie nT 
with any professor in the department or 
■with the Program Assistant, Eva. She can 
be found in Dr. Harte's office. 

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Host 

Senior Gift Committee 

When: 

Tuesday, April 16 from 1230 PM 
loIflOPM 

Where: 
tionron Folio 



*Ttiis is your chance to make your 
Senior Class Gift and mingle 
(Ice-Cream is free) 



Do you want to learn how to obtain a 
healthy balanced diet? 

There will be a free 45 minute 
consultation with our Registered 
Dietitian for students who would like to 
learn how to obtain a healthy balanced 
diet or simply improve their health. 



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Date: April 18-19, 2013 
Time: 9am -3pm 



Location: Student Health Services 
(Chalon or Doheny) 

Contact Information: 
Michelle Catipon x4110, 
Laura Barajas x2685 




Math Placement 
Exam! 

APRIL 18, 2013 
l:OOPM-2;OOPM 
LOCATION: H405B 



Summer School? 

IS you are taking summer school courses at 
a local community college, be sure to: 

1. Follow the articulation agreement found under the Transfer 
Credit Tab on the Academic Advisement Portal website 

2. Complete and turn in a Transfer of Credit Clearance Form 
prior to taking the course. Transfer of Credit Clearance Forms 
are located in the Academic Advisement Center 



5. Contact Academic Advisement at x4CbQ with any summer 
school questions. 




De-Stress Day 

Tuesday - April 23, 2013 

ChakM Student Lounge & Administration Lawn 

12:OOpm - 3:OOpm 



Call Studcit lealtk Services 
lo schedule an appolitnenl 
310-954-4110 
(startlig April nth) 





All events are FREE and Sponsored by 

Counseling and Psychological Services 
and Student Health Services 






Tip off the weeb: Sexual Identity Diversity 

reopl^a^^hany iae^raesar5Rexuancle^^MS^ 
all individuals with dignity and respect is a part of social justice. Learning to be 
understanding of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community can 
involve being sensitive to your thoughts, words, and actions, both in your professional and 
your persona I life, and in small and big ways. 

For example, it is often very diffic ult for someone to "come out' with this identity, so to be 
a supportive friend you can: 
How the LGBT individual to come out to you at their own pace. Keep their 
onfidence and respect their privacy. Let them know you are accepting of them as a 
rson. 

Acknowledge the risk they took by coming out to you. Compliment their courage. 
Show support and ask "is there anything I can do fbryou?" 



Allc 
cor 
per 




ddrtional Resource: 

PFLAG (Ra rents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) Los Angeles, www.pflagla.org 

Promotes the health and well-being of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender persons, 
ir families and friends through support 




First General Meetings 



April 2, 2013: l:OOPM-3:OOPM ( C Campus Center East) 
April 9, 2 Ol 3: 1 :OOPM-3:OOPM (Campus Center East) 
April 11, 2013: 1 :OOPM-3 :OOPM (Hannon Theater) 
April 16, 2013: l:OOPM-3:OOPM (X 'unipus Center East) 



Bring Comfortable Clothes 
and Heels to Dance. 
If you already have a 
practice skirt and Folklorico 
shoes please bring them to 






If you have any questions you can email Cynthia Lua at 
cyntlua@mymsmc.la.edu or add on our nVIS!IVIC Ballet Folklorico 

Facebook page 



Attention Students 

In efforts of keeping our campus beautiful, 
please keep the Student Lounge (otherwise 
known as the "Commuter Lounge") spotless 
and clean by picking up any trash! 

Thank you! 





Thank you to the awesome ladies who make the Chalon Student News come 
to life each and every week without fail ! 
Happy Student Employee Appreciation Week! 



Joannie flycila 
y<me//ci flflendozci 

fllciyrci Perec 



Kcirinci Gallcirdo 

Dicinne flolcipo 
Andrea Perez 



Undo Hernandez 
flkeema Onalaja 
Amy Tom 



This Weekend at the Mount 


Friday 4/12/11 






Come Watch The 

vengers 

From 5pm to 7pm in the Student Lounge 


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r~X~{ 7:00pm in Mary 

Chapel! 



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jalon H>tuoent iStetos: 


Volume 38, Issue No. 30 


Monday, April 15, 2013 Published by the Student Affairs Office 


This Week At the Mount 



Seniors ! ! ! <^g% 

8^ Don't forget to pick up your graduation tickets by April 26th 

in the Student Affairs Office 



Math Placement 
Exam! 




JVJ O Mill t C7i O & J>/ tt£f 

Celebrate the 5oth anniversary of the Doheny campus with a delightful, eclectic mix 
of choral works from the Italian Baroque to spirituals by Moses Hogan. 
Friday, April 19 $5 Students, Faculty, & Staff 

7:30pm $10 General Admission 

Pompeian Room, Doheny Manson Tickets sold at the door 

For more information, contact tfassnacht@msmc.la.edu 



Mount St. Mary's Remarkable Service Program 

Logo Design Contest 



Leave your mark on the Mount Community! 
Design a logo for the Remarkable Service Program! 

Enter to WIN your choice at: 

iPadMini $30<LAMX Gift Card Contest 

or j* Xl\ Ends Sunda y> 

'mmzL*. I April 21 st 

nw«msmcla.edu/LogoContest 



MOUNT 5T, MART'S COLLEOB 

STUDENr 
AMBASSADOR 

PROGRAM 
Of 0 gnu do it, it) can you! 

Applications are Now Available Online 
Freshmen A Sophomores for Fall 2013! 

Student Ambassadors work with high school students and community partners to 
answer questions about preparation for college, college life, & financial aid. High 
School Ambassadors act as role models for their students and also provide 
support to high school counselors and Community Partner representatives. 





Ich 



If you dire 
a local 



taking summer school courses at 
munity college, be sure to: 



1. Follow the ar ticvt lario n agreement found under the Transfer 
Credit Tab on trie Academic Ad\isement Portal website 

Comple ce a^cl rui n in a Transfer of Credit Clearance Form 
prior to talcing the course. Transfer of Credit Clearance Forms 
are located In nine Academic Advisement Center 

S. Con race Academic Advisement ac x4070 with any summer 
school questions. 



Dolieuy 
Campus 

SAP Office 



Builcliug 7 




Chalon Campus 

SAP Office 
Leavey Commons 
Near Mail Room 
(310)954-4106 



We would especially like to 
invite students who graduated from: 

• Belmont High School 

• Manual Arts High School 

• Jefferson High School 

• Edison Middle School 

• Los Angeles Team Mentori ng -College 
Liaison at Richard Merkin Middle School 



To apply to the program we ask that yoil„ 

• Are a Freshmen or Sophomore 

• Are able to provide your own transportation. 

• Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2,7 or better. 

• Work a consistent 12-15 hours a week. 

• Attend all training sessions & activities. 

• Work effectively with groups St individuals representing a 
diversity of needs, socioeconomic backgrounds, St 
educational levels. 

• Complete 10 hours of shadowing/training at your site 
with current ambassador (more information will be given) 



Applications Due Friday, April 19, 2013 
Applications available at 
http://www.msmc.la.edu/stuclentambassaclorrecruitment/application 

For further information or questions, please contact program manager Alba Arana at 
albaaran@mymsmc.la.edu or Karla Guzman at karlEuzm@mymsmc.la.edu 



Athenian promise: | will honor, challenge and contribute to the scholarly heritage left by those who proceed and worlc to leave this a better place for those who follow. 



Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 



Volume 38, Issue No. 30 Monday, April 15, 2013 Page 2 



Mount St. Mary's Music Department 

Fall 2013 Course Offerings 
For more information contact tfassnacht@msmc.la.edu 
MUS 25/125 Music Masterpieces, 3 GSIIIA 
MUS 3 Discovering Music Fundamentals, 1-3 GS IMA 
MUS 6/106 Varieties of Music, 3 GS MIA 
MUS8A,B,C Piano Class, 1 
*MUS 13 Applied Music, 1 (required fee) 
MUS 29, Introduction to Strings- violin 1 (required fee) 
MUS 29 Introduction to Strings- guitar 1 
CHORAL & INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES 
MUS 19/119 Mount Chorus, 0-1 
*MUS 21/121 Mount Singers, 0-1 
MUS 23/123 Chamber Ensemble, 0-1 
MUS 60/160 Mount Orchestra, 0-1 




Campus Ministry 



BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR... 

Visit ec Bring Food to our Homeless Neighbors: 

Sunday, April 21 st 

If you would like to help prepare meals for our neighbors 
in the Campus Ministry office at 5:45 pm 
or join in visiting our homeless neighbors, 
meeting at the chapel after the 7 pm Mass, 
please call the Campus Ministry Office at X4125 for details! 



Take time out for quiet reflection, slow 
breathing, and God 

With Live music ; 

' Thursday April 1 8 th 

1 :00 pm - 1 :25 pm 

In Mary Chapel 

Give yourself the gift that keeps giving 





Ever wished you could just sit down and really talk... 

about life, about God, about how they're connected? 

Christian Life Community (CLC) at Chalon 
Monday, April 24 th , from 7:00-8:00pm in Hannon Parlor 

If you would like to share with other students what is going 

on in your life, 
to reflect on how God is active in it, how to live your faith 
through service, work and study - or maybe, how to discover 
your calling in life 

© j^j iH then clc is the p,ace f ° r you * 

UwV*"^ 1 Everyone is welcome! 



Help the Earth! 



Come together to pray the ROSARY 
(or learn how!) 
Every Wednesday 4-4:30 pm in Mary Chapel 
Get together with other students to pray the 
rosary, 

in front of the statue of Our Lady. 
If you don't know how - we'll teach you! 
If you don't have a rosary - we'll give one to you! 



IT'S TIME TO MAKE SOME HOUSING 
DECISIONS! 
Would you like to live in a close-knit, spiritually 
enriching community on the Chalon Campus for 
the 2013-2014 year? 

Well, here is your chance! Live in the newly 

forming Magnificat House! 
What's it about? It's for you if you would 
enjoy... 

Being part of a community of people who are like 
"family" - really getting to know about and offer 
support for one another. 
Praying in community once a week! 
Enjoying a community night once a month -- maybe a 

movie night, dinner together, bowling. 
Engaging in service and justice projects together, as a 
community. 
Being open to spiritual growth 
Being open to fun!!! 



If you are interested please contact Laura Gomez at 
lgomez@msmc.la.edu or call her at 310 954 4124 You 
do not need to be Catholic to live in this community. 





Spring Classes Already Stressing you Out?!?!? 

Pick up a tutor request form at the Learning Center! It is never too early to plan for 
YOUR success. Stop by the Learning Center (H-207) for more information and to pick up 
tutor request forms. 

Plan For Writing Support Appointments In Advance! 

Be sure to schedule your writing appointments well in advance. Many classes are 
requiring appointments with the writing support team for papers, lab reports, etc. So, 
it's time to put those time management skills to work and SCHEDULE EARLY! 

Disability Services: 

If you are a student with a documented disability, see Michele Lewis, Director of 
Learning Assistance Programs, during the first week of classes to arrange for academic 
accommodations. Her office is located in Humanities-207. 

ATTENTION ISAE GRADUATES!! 

Don't forget to make you appointment with your ISAE Counselor for your ISAE Exit 
Interview the deadline is Friday, April 19 th . Call the Learning Center today to make you 
appointment 310-954-4144 or stop by the office (H-207). 



If you vvoi l 1 c L likje To learn how to balance your diet, lose weight, 
gain weight, discuss an eating disorder or simply improve your 
health, call Student Health Services to schedule an appointment. 
Each 4-S minute private consultation 
is completely free of charge. 



The Di 




ISAE - DON'T RISK DEACTIVATION!!! 



Meet with your ISAE Counselor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Update your Educational Plan (EVERY SEMESTER) 
Meet with your Peer Advisor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored cultural, leadership, educational or 

volunteer Events/Activities EVERY SEMESTER. Sign "non-ISAE/Learning Center 7 

events in log in ISAE Office for credit. 



Deadlines for ISAE Students to meet with their ISAE Counselor & Peer Advisor for 
Spring 2013: 




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Chalon C31C>3 954-4HO or Doheny [213) 477-2685 

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Freshmen- April 19 
Sophomores- April 19 th 
Juniors & Seniors-April 19 tf 




fVI aria Sandoval 



Cristina Lopez 
Jessica Estrada-Diaz 
Mary Grace Meneses 
J rig rid Cruz 
Daiia fN/1 a I d o n a d o 
Crystal Haro-Sanchez 
Christina Craig 
Diamine Nalapo 



Monika Wasshausen 



Mayra Perea 
Linda Le e 
Cynthia Ba raj as 
Emify Sitter 
Alexa Carter 
Hoang Nguyen 
Cristian Rosa 



This Weekend at the Mount 


Friday 4/19/13 


Saturday 4/20/13 




Can't get enough of Ryan 
Gosling? 

Take the Stop-Trans to 
watch The Place Beyond 
The Pines 

Check the Portal for Stop-Trans 
schedule. 


RYAN BRADLEY 

GOSLING COOPER 

EVA - RAY 

MENDES i|| LIOTTA 

THE PLACE beyond THE PINES 


Please come to this special day where we honor St. 
Mary and celebrate the achievements of the Mount 
students. 

Will take place in Hannon Theater and start promptly at 

2:00pm with reception to follow. 
Senior Thesis Art Exhibit "Double X(XX) No Why" will be 
held in Drudis-Biada Art Gallery at 3:00pm. 


y 


Come celebrate Mass with us! 

Join us at 7:00pm in Mary Chapel 
on this Fourth Sunday of Easter! 

All are welcome! 







Chalon 




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Volume 38, Issue No. 31 



Monday, April 22, 2013 



Published by the Student Affairs Office 



This Week At the Moun 



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J Jf%* Seniors ! ! ! ^gUS. :; 

5^ This is the last week to pick up your graduation tickets in fi^ 
&V the office of Student Affairs (H200)! v v 

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Call SSudeil leal Ik Services 
to schedule an appoLituent 






Help the Earth! 

Do your part this Earth Day by joining the Chalon 

r Fitness Center clean up the Fire Trail! 
When: April 22ndrgkppm vL :3 ° P m 
Where: Meet at the Chalon Fitness Center 
Questions? Call us at 310.954.4345 

A 



De-Stress Day 

Tuesday - April 23, 2013 

Chabu Student Loimge & Administration Lawn 

12:00pm - 3:00pm 



with, a inoj^« 



Live on Campus This Summer < 

Doheny Campus - Summer 2013 
Available to Chalon and Doheny 
Traditional Undergraduate Students 
ier Housing Applications will be available 
Tuesday, April 16, 2013 via Portal 

Summer Housing is limited to the first 7 applicants who submit a 

complete application. 
(Spaces available are on a first come, first serve basis.) 

Applications Due: Wednesday, April 24, 201 3# 

Jf you have any questions, contact the Residence Life Office, 
Doheny (Hannon 123) at ext.2661 or Chalon (Brady 101) at ext.4325. 



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Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 

E-mail: cnews@msmc.la.edu 




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If you are taking summer school courses at 
a local community college, be sure to: 

l. Follow the articulation agreement found under the Transfer 
Credit Tab on the Academic Advisement Portal website 

c 2. Complete and turn in a Transfer of Credit Clearance Form 
prior to taking the course. Transfer of Credit Clearance Forms 
are located in the Academic Advisement Center 

3. Contact Academic Advisement at x4070 with any summer 
school questions. 



CPS Tip of the Week: Overcoming TESTW 



Most students experience some level of anxiety during an e 
however, it becomes more of a problem when anxiety affects exam 
performance. Some preparation to reduce anxiety and buil 
confidence includes: 




Developing good study habits, managing time, organizing material 
Approach the exam with confidence, using strategies like visualization, logic 

talking to yourself, etc. 
Avoid cramming, get a good night's sleep, and eat something healthy prior to 

exam 

During the exam, 

Read the directions carefully, budget your time with each question 
If you go blank, skip the question and go on. It may come back to you later. 
Don't panic when other students start handing in their papers— there is no 
^ j reward for being the first one done. 

^ Remember, you are in control. Relax, take slow, deep b 

reaths. Use positive reinforcement for yourself (positive self- 
talk) and acknowledge what you've done and that you're 



C'Tfot maf^h^lp with test anxiety or other issues, contact 
cVdn^li^g an^^sychological Services (CPS) at (310) 954-4114. 

Learning Assistance Programs/I$AE 
H-207 (310)954-4144 

Spring Classes Already Stressing you Out?!?!? 

Pick up a tutor request form at the Learning Center! It is never too early to plan for 
YOUR success. Stop by the Learning Center (H-207) for more information and to pick 
up tutor request forms. 

Plan For Writing Support Appointments In Advance! 

Be sure to schedule your writing appointments well in advance. Many classes are 
requiring appointments with the writing support team for papers, lab reports, etc. 
So, it's time to put those time management skills to work and SCHEDULE EARLY! 

Disability Services: 

If you are a student with a documented disability, see Michele Lewis, Director of 
Learning Assistance Programs, during the first week of classes to arrange for academic 
accommodations. Her office is located in Humanities-207. 

ATTENTION ISAE GRADUATES!! 

Don't forget to make you appointment with your ISAE Counselor for your ISAE Exit 
Interview the deadline is Friday, April 19 th . Call the Learning Center today to rfiake you 
appointment 310-954-4144 or stop by the office (H-207). 

ISAE - DON'T RISK DEACTIVATION!!! 

Meet with your ISAE Counselor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Update your Educational Plan (EVERY SEMESTER) 
Meet with your Peer Advisor (Freshmen 3x/sem; Soph/Jr/Sr lx/sem) 
Attend minimum of 2 college sponsored cultural, leadership, educational or 

volunteer Events/Activities EVERY SEMESTER. Sign "non-ISAE/Learning 

Center" events in log in ISAE Office for credit. 



This Weekend at the Mount 


Friday 4/26/1 3 


Saturday 4/27/13 


Sunday 4/28/1 3 




^)tuAy with friends at a 
coffee shop! C2hecl<. 
out the ^)top~\~rans 
Schedule on the porta! 




Take a break from 
studying and walk 
the loop to clear 
the mind! 




Come to Mass at 7:00 pm in Mary 
Chapel! 





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CPS lip of the Week: 

Overcoming TEST ANXIETY 



Most students experience some level of anxiety 
during an exam, however; it becomes more of a 
problem when anxiety affects exam performance. 
Some preparation to reduce anxiety and build 
confidence includes: 



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Develop good study habits, manage time wisely and organize 
yourself 

Approach the exam with confidence, using strategies like 
visualization, logic, talking to yourself, etc. 

Avoid cramming, get a good night's sleep, and eat something 
healthy prior to exam 
During the exam: 

Read the directions carefully, budget your time with each 
question. If you go blank, skip the question and go on. It may 
come backto you later. 

Don't panic when other students start handing in their papers 
there is no reward for being the first one done. 

Remember, you are in control. Relax, take slow, deep breaths. Use 
positive reinforcement for yourself (positive self-talk) and 
acknowledge whatyou've done and thatyou're doing yourbest. 

For more help with test anxiety or other issues, contact 
Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS) at 

(310) 954-4114. 



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Student Affairs to sell your 

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YOU HAVE UNTIL May 1st at 4PM 
TO SELL YOUR TICKETS. 



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Submit your activities, events or announcements to the Chalon Student News and keep the campus informed! 
Submissions are due every Wednesday at 1 2:00 PM for the next week's issue. 



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FREE SNACKS!!! 

Come to the Learning Center (H207) to revive 
and refresh you brain. 






EASTER COOKIES! 

Join us for warm cookies at 2:00 PM 
in the Campus Ministry office on the 

first" floor of the Humanities building. 




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Summer fchool? 

IS you are taking summer school courses at 
a local community college, be sure to: 

1. Follow the articulation agreement found under the Transfer 
Credit Tab on the Academic Advisement Portal website 

2. Complete and turn in a Transfer of Credit Clearance Form 
prior to taking the course. Transfer of Credit Clearance Forms 
are located in the Academic Advisement Center 



5. Contact Academic Advisement at x4070 with any summer 
school questions. 




Need a break from Finals?? 



Christian Life Community (CLC) at Chalon 




If you would like to share with other students what is 

going on in your life, 
to reflect on how God is active in it, how to live your 

faith 

through service, work and study - or maybe, how to 
discover your calling in life — 
then CLC is the place for you. 

Everyone is welcome! 




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Have a wonderful summer breate!